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#28359 05/25/02 08:28 AM
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All I can say is from my point of view, I am in my 40's, if I came accross someone who can read like that and had the chance to get them to teach me, even if they were very young, I would be totally greatful. I think you should go for it if he is interested.






#28360 05/25/02 08:31 AM
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For your math problems (no pun intended...), since you are good at photoreading, try photoreading a few basic math books, then work your way through Geometry, then Algebra, College Algebra, Trig, and Calculous last. I found that I had problem with math, until I went back and read the basics.

Good luck.






#28361 05/25/02 08:52 AM
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youngprer, if u ever need anything explained in math... don't hesitate, i'd be glad to give you a tip or two... (preparing to be a math teacher next year)

here is my mail (think it'd faster)
samsam711@hotmail.com






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