I have been having difficulty with the superreading and dipping. I feel that I miss a lot of the words while scanning. I guess I feel uncomfortable with that. I have been experimenting with a different way of scanning through the pages which seems to help me retrieve the concept and at the same time remain confident with the idea that all the words are being observed. It might be slower for the advanced photoreader, but helpful for the beginner. The best way to describe it is that I go down the pages much like a leaf falling from a tree. Side to side as fast as I can cut down. Starting from left top to right down then back to left coming down again. The line pattern is as follows. \ / \ / I hope I have described it well enough. Please try this method and let me know what your results are. Good luck!
[This message has been edited by SDstudent (edited January 08, 2002).]
