Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Should I go on?

Hi there, I need some help.
I started to following the photoreading course tapes a week ago, and just finished the 2nd tape. But I couldn't get a grip on what was taught in the 2nd tape. Now a little frustrated and doubting my ability to learn to photo read. My question is, should I repeat the 2nd tape until I get it or should I keeping going to the other tapes? Thanks in advane to whoever giving me advise.

Continue your way through the entire course. The next tape often helps to make sense of what you've learnt. By working your way through the entire course once first you get the overall structure of photoreading. You can come back and review problem areas later or do the whole course again.

Alex

The path not walked scaries even the best of us. Choose to see what is there, there might be something that will help the way you walk in life.

Others have posted the same query. The answer is to go through the entire set. In fact, you are encouraged to go through it several times. You comprehension of the course material grows with each pass through the material.

Don't hold off using the systems until you've gone through it several times. Use all that you've learned up to the current moment. After using it for a while, your mind will be better prepared to discouver new information from another pass through the material.

The idea of learning in layers is fundamental to the accelerated learning scheme and is a big part of the activation step.

Stay with it and grow.

Iam2

Western talk of Eastern ways. Quit if you want. I don't suggest that you do, or else you will start quiting in life.

[This message has been edited by Chang Liu (edited January 29, 2003).]

Chang - A good example of eastern talk in western languages. :P

Trover, u have a sn or anything?

Hey, thank you for your advise Iam2.
Chang, thanks for you concerns, I wasn't thinking about quiting really, not without going thru it an find out what it is. I was just doubting if I should move on the another tape or repeat the one till I get it. Thanks anyway. And happy belated birthday to you.

sn?

Chang, are you Chinese? I was just wondering because I was talking to AlexK and found out that most of the Chinese learner are having trouble with PR.