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#20171 03/15/01 09:51 PM
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I am a first year medical student, not doing so great as far as grades go. So, I purchased and started PR-I have finished 2 tapes and don't see any results. Will this program REALLY help me? It seems that it will help with general understanding of books, but what I have to MEMORIZE is little bits of information in outlines in our syllabi in order to do well on tests. Please help.






#20172 03/15/01 11:19 PM
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1) You should see a significant increase in your regular reading speed simply by using the tangerine technique. Play with it and see what happens.

2) The home study course consists of 8 audio tapes. Go through the WHOLE program, and it will come together for you.

3) As a beginning PhotoReader, you will be able to get through information 3 times faster than you could without PhotoReading. Because of this "whole mind" approach, you will also be able to memorize more quickly, but reading and memorizing are not the same process. Luckily, PhotoReading makes memorizing easier.

Good luck!






#20173 04/06/01 12:58 AM
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I think it would help if you used old exams to help you activate the material. Read the questions first then photoread the material. Use the old exams to then activate the photoread material and then dip/scan/super-read. Make memory maps for each topic.
Don't spend your time listening to PR tapes if you have to study for upcoming exams...you may be procrastinating....Good luck..








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