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#43778 02/23/05 02:05 PM
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I was working with someone who was using the system on a book for calculus. It works on All reading. Michael I've told you time and time again. Analytical reading slows you down.

Do it in layers keep it superfical at first with mind probing questions. If you have no questions you get no answers.

Alex


#43779 02/23/05 11:48 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by whiteeagle:
Would it be with English subtitles or Hard of Hearing English Subtitles on DVD since there are some deaf subscribers too.

Thanks

John.


Not at this time.

I spoke to Pete about it he said
"We looked at putting it on, but the
price was too high. I said, "Please forgive me Alex" when I nixed it."

There is programming on them to add captioning when it becomes feasable to add captioning.

Alex


#43780 02/24/05 12:03 AM
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quote:
Originally posted by Gianni:
Learning from the book doesn't count?

Gianni


If you have learned from the book and are comfortable with PhotoReading. Then you'll find the DVDs informative.

If you're sketchy on the basic then the DVDs may add to your confusion rather than eliminate it.

The email was written and will only be mailed to those who have done the course because we know they will have had a better opportunity to learn PhotoReading than those who have just read the book.

If you've learned PhotoReading from the book and come to the forum then the offer Pete posted is for you because we know you can benefit from the DVDs. I'm sure you will enjoy the DVDs but they may leave you wishing you have the main course too.

Alex


#43781 02/24/05 10:21 AM
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quote:
Originally posted by Alex K. Viefhaus:

If you've learned PhotoReading from the book and come to the forum then the offer Pete posted is for you because we know you can benefit from the DVDs. I'm sure you will enjoy the DVDs but they may leave you wishing you have the main course too.

Alex


I can't deny that direct learning is best.

I have been PhotoReading over a year now
and use it almost everyday, usually PRing
at least two or three books, but frequently
five or six. I feel comforable using the method.

I find your comments in the forum help me to fine tune my understanding and experience, and it is like having a private tutor who both
encourages and scolds. So when you correct
someone's thinking and practice, I take it to heart for myself.

Gianni


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