Alex, I think I've got it! Well my main question was, "What can I do to improve my photoreading?". When I was activating it wasn't like I thought it was going to be. Like I thought I was going to get the "aha" experience. It wasn't like that. It felt like when I study something and know it really well, and after awhile I know the information, it's just deeper. Like for example if I was filling out a review sheet before a test, and suppose I knew the chapter really well, but just couldn't get the answers to come to mind. And then I look for it in the text and find it, and the memory gets stimulated more than usual, because you have already had a previous familiarity with the text. I realize that everyone probably has different feelings, but how does it feel for you, Alex?
What I realized that I did differently is focus more on my inner feelings and thoughts than the text of the book itself. When I would have a slight hunch, I would pick it apart more and more, and then I would superread to where I thought it might be, and I would hit it somewhere. I'm taking psychology now, and I understand why most of the steps are the way they are, now. So I might be putting a little more heart into everything than I was before. But part of this was that I was expecting a feeling too. So, anyway, I'm happy. Thank you Alex, you've been a tremendous help.
