hi. im currently a university student with lots of daily reading and learning lectures from different subjects and topics. i have read through the photoreading book and gone through some of paul scheele's personal genius and memory paraliminals.
i already find that by previewing the material each session before i read i feel more familiar with the material, and i stop less to regress when i read.
i thought by photoreading after everytime i previewed, my familiarity also increased.
is that excessive or even detrimental? (Qn1)
(Qn2) Do I have to take 20 minutes off to let the information incubate after photoreading? would switching to a different subject or different reading for those 20 minutes be enough for incubation?
(Qn3) How do I allow for the incubation when im just browsing through short articles on the internet?
(Qn4) My subject is pretty heavy with concepts, and i feel the urge to reread/regress during my superread situation because i feel i dont understand all the time. how can i deal with this? is it just because this heavy material is a different type than magazine reading or novel reading? (I've tried the 5-day test for a review book of human anatomy, if i were to write a test on it right now, id be pretty scared that i will fail....)
Cheers. i have lots to read, but i believe photoreading has lots to offer me with the right attitude and right practice.
