DanR,
Those books that I read before, I only read once or twice straight through and still need more understanding in them but in this 2003 course I see some of the things I would like to know more in depth that I didn’t in the 2000 books, I was where these were when looking though the book trying to activate and what not but I wasn’t sure if it should just come to me or if I would have to actually read it.. I kind of thought the understanding would come from within.
A) I did find a few terms or abbreviations that I didn’t know.. I somewhat know some of them now.
B) What I meant from in depth was information that I didn’t clearly understand from those 2000 books before or concepts I know of but don’t have a solid understanding of.
As for the perusing, I know what it is and I don’t use it.. I don’t use it to achieve my goals i always kept to reading the whole book normally in the past straight through in fear of not understanding or missing something. But I’m guessing it might be a good idea to try that instead.
C) I think a few things would be worth looking over.. but how do I know if I missed something, something I might have wished to know about but didn’t know it existed, perhaps something buried in the text.. cause I don’t want to be stuck reading the whole thing through.
D) I have many exam sheets and testing software but haven’t used it yet.
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I’m still kind of unclear on something though... since its to look through the book and see what I want, why cannot I just do it without the photo reading? where does this photo reading come in and actually give benefit vs. just looking through the book and then deciding what I want out of it and whatever catches my attention by perusing.. cause I’ve somewhat had that experience before I knew of photo reading but never used it cause I didn’t think I was getting all the understanding because I didn’t read the whole thing.
Thanks for you assistance,
Tek
