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Paul and Pete do not have a photographic memory.

PhotoReading is not about developing a photographic memory. In our early days we thought PhotoReading would lead to a photographic memory, but we've seen little, if any, evidence of it.

You can use PhotoReading to learn virtually anything, but PhotoReading does not learn it for you.






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Darth Vader,

I am not a user of the Photoreading system (yet), but am considering getting the course. It was interesting to hear your perspective from a fellow teacher. I currently teach high school math and was wondering what you teach, and also do you ever run into resistance from administrators when you try to apply varying techniques in your classroom?

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Bobbie DePorter: Accelerated Teaching--just out & Accelerated Learning ******** I give both books 10 stars. I think they are better than C. Rose for educators in elementary & high school.

terrific books

also: Learning How to Relax w/ the Classics----super book www.thebrainstore.com---






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