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#45886 11/05/05 02:20 PM
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The model for the 5 day test is a similar model for studying. An approach how to do it.

I suggest you use the 5 day test to learn PhotoReading and stay away from textbooks and studying until you're satisfied with your PhotoReading results on other books of interest to you.

Alex


#45887 11/06/05 04:17 PM
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Hi, i'm new with the system and want to clarify somethinge below:

1) So basically it would be a good idea to photoread once a day, then maybe in a week then in a month to help refresh the memory?

2)And is the aim of the photoread to capture the information on the page as if they were photo and i'm just glancing at the whole picture at a very fast rate or turning?

3)Is the 5 day test a basic structure to follow whenever i'm reading a new book, esp a new technical programming book?

4)What about novel or other less technical materials? Do i follow the same structure?

5) Is it possible to apply photoreading on web forums? Do i photoread it and later activate it after one day of incubation?

Any information or advice is much appreciated!


#45888 11/07/05 12:31 AM
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quote:
Originally posted by MelaOSX:
Hi, i'm new with the system and want to clarify somethinge below:

1) So basically it would be a good idea to photoread once a day, then maybe in a week then in a month to help refresh the memory?


PhotoReading daily just helps to establish the habit of PhotoReading.

Review your NOTES daily, then weekly then monthly if what you've read relates to course work that you will be examined on.

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2)And is the aim of the photoread to capture the information on the page as if they were photo and i'm just glancing at the whole picture at a very fast rate or turning?

The aim is to see the page in Photofocus rather than normal focus.

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3)Is the 5 day test a basic structure to follow whenever i'm reading a new book, esp a new technical programming book?

The 5 day test lays the foundation for developing your skill as a PhotoReader. Like learning to ride a bike with training wheels. It's a useful approach to studying where for 30 minutes you sit down with a book review previous sessions work, ask revelant questions, mind map and write your assignments.

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4)What about novel or other less technical materials? Do i follow the same structure?

Depends on your purpose.

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5) Is it possible to apply photoreading on web forums? Do i photoread it and later activate it after one day of incubation?

PhotoRead them, determine if the question has been answered or if there is anythin I should add, answers formulate, as I hit reply, then Superread and dip.

Alex


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