Let's say I have a 5 chapter book. The whole mind reading system seems to suggest that we initially answer one main question per chapter and then going back for more if more questions arise.
Let's say that from the start you have more questions for each chapter. What's wrong with plowing through each chapter to answer all your questions aka reading the chapter?
What is the technical answer to why whole to part learning helps us learn more effectively. In my example, whole to part learning is answering general questions first and then getting to more specific questions if necessary. My goal is detailed information from the chapters.
Thanks.
Jon
