Actually I have something to talk with this topic...but my computer broke down when every time I enter photoreading forum……(I don’t know why......may be personal problem.)
About the blip page, I thought it is not important at all. I learned the Photoreading Wholemind System for about 3 months and this is my first time to concern about the “blip page” you mentioned. Yes, this is my first time to concern about the “blip page” after I saw your topic. But days before I have achieved 70% of comprehension for a psychology book which I never see it or read it before I photoread it. I even do not know anything about the psychology before I photoread that book. So even for me, I never care about the “blip page” but I can achieved 70% comprehension by photoread a book.
About the recall, I thought we better do not think anything about recall before we learn a book. Actually, I tested photoreading for many times in my learning and I realized that everything I decided to recall anything after my learning before I learn something, I cannot recall many things after I learned something. However, when I tried not to recall and just enjoy the learning, I can recall many things after I learned something. I thought this is because when I decided to recall, I try to memorize it and this really weaken my understanding as I put too much effort on my memorization. At last, I do not understand anything and do not memorize anything and do not recall anything.
About the comprehension, I agreed with Alex’s words. We really need comprehension to draw a mindmap. This is same with asking a question as we know much we can ask detailed question and harder question. So if you really know much you can draw a mindmap with detailed contents. And it is impossible for a person to draw a mindmap without any 'recall' and 'activation' .
Well this is the first time I saw Alex strengthened her status as a Photoreading Instuctor to teach others about Photoreading……:D
Last edited by kunagi; 12/01/06 07:27 AM.
