TK421; i would start learning photoreading with something very basic. Try to find a book on a subject that interests you on a basic level.You do not want to try to learn photoreading on a complex,complicated, difficult book.One day with diligence, discipline & effort you will be using photoreading on complex books but first things first. It is important for you to have some small successes first.First we learn to crawl, then we learn to walk, then we learn to run.This same principle would apply to you in your quest to master photoreading.You do not just start out with the most difficult thing (the thing being a difficult book)and instantly have success.A great idea would be to use photoreading on simple books get used to using the photoreading system and feeling comfortable using the skills plus you don't have this pressure stressful situation where you are putting a lot of pressure on yourself to make this work.Get really accustomed to using the photoreading system on simple books and then one day you will be able to move up to difficult books and use the photoreading system for school. photoread4me.
