Again, most helpful
Hmmmmm, I don't have any real interest in biology but............
What if I did this, even though I am no particularly fond of Biology or any other subject I am not fond in, I ask well formed questions that are superficial in detail, but I end up creating chain questions.....
Hm.......chain questions..........Hey! I just made up a new way to trigger interest........ask one question like
"What the hell is the main point of what I just photoread?"
"Whats the key idea the author is trying to get across to me?"
Something superficial in that mannor. Then after I can answer that, I ask questions like this:
(Given that this is a bio book)
"What lead the authors or the scientist to come to the conclusion of life starting from inorganic materials?"
"Why?"
"Why is that true and not (something else)"
"Whats the difference between X and Y?"
Chain questions.....keep asking each question you've answered....
Why do I get the feeling that this is suppose to be how activation goes......
lol........
(>'-'< )
Hey I just had another idea, why don't I ask the questions first or look over the review questions before I photoread, and then Photoread and then hunt out the answers after photoreading?
[This message has been edited by Kenji (edited July 14, 2003).]
