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Hi, I ordered the photoreading book, hoping to help me with my studies, as well as to better learn another language...

I have all the basics of Hebrew down, but my biggest problem is remembering new vocabulary, and I'm going to Israel in the summer... will this book help?
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Yes, PhotoRead the English/Hebrew dictionary multiple times.






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Yep, I agree. Several passes of the dictionary would help.

Adding some form of activation ... always add's a nice touch!









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Super read the dictonary does wonders after you've photoread it everyday for about two weeks.






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I finally got the book yesterday, and I read it last night. I have a few immediate issues.

1. one of my main reasons for being so interested has to be with learning another language's vocabulary. How should I go about this best? just Photoreading? I mean, it is kind of hard to rapid read or super read a dictionary with any real effect.

2. A lot of books I want to read are very multi-topic and I don't know how to best approach them. Many are books that I want to gain a good familiarity with at a later time, how should I proceed with them?

3. Is the tangerine technique really important? I can't seem to get into that "mode"

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It is equally emportant to be completely relaxed when doing the tangerine as when performing any of the other photoreading steps. You cannot force it.

You might try closing your eyes, and playing with feeling different parts of your body. Then, as you get comfortable with that, move your awareness to the back of your head.

Anyone have any thoughts on this?






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The main purpose of the tangerine techninqe is to direct your focus on a single point. If you can't seem to direct your attention there maybe you can poke the back of you head with a pen or something so you can feel that point and stay with it.

Photoread the dictionary every single day and superreading/dipping DOES produce effect. I've done it with the Chinese-English dictionary. Just do it often.

If you feel that its really tedious to do it like that, think of how you would have learnined it normally and compare how much more tedious the old fashion of rote memorizing would be.

Your main goal is to gain familiarity. Each time you photoread, the impression deepens in your unconcious mind and evey time you superread/dip the dictionary, the impression deepens in your concious mind and more linkage are created.

You are looking to build it up in layers. Just aim for recognition when you start off, don't worry yourself with remember anything. Doing it this way, i guarantee you'll be able to remember what you've learned MUCH MUCH LONGER than rote memorization. Trust me

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quote:
Originally posted by Elmo9:
The main purpose of the tangerine techninqe is to direct your focus on a single point. If you can't seem to direct your attention there maybe you can poke the back of you head with a pen or something so you can feel that point and stay with it.

Photoread the dictionary every single day and superreading/dipping DOES produce effect. I've done it with the Chinese-English dictionary. Just do it often.

If you feel that its really tedious to do it like that, think of how you would have learnined it normally and compare how much more tedious the old fashion of rote memorizing would be.

Your main goal is to gain familiarity. Each time you photoread, the impression deepens in your unconcious mind and evey time you superread/dip the dictionary, the impression deepens in your concious mind and more linkage are created.

You are looking to build it up in layers. Just aim for recognition when you start off, don't worry yourself with remember anything. Doing it this way, i guarantee you'll be able to remember what you've learned MUCH MUCH LONGER than rote memorization. Trust me

[This message has been edited by Elmo9 (edited March 15, 2001).]









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Photoread the dictionary every single day and superreading/dipping DOES produce effect. I've done it with the Chinese-English dictionary. Just do it often.

So after photoreading the dictionary you can read chinese? confused:






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Well, I've been photoreading english-english dictionary multiple times, to improve my english (which is not my first language). Maybe its a subjective impression, but I feel like I encounter fewer and fewer unfamiliar words when I read books now.






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