"Why should you not use study materials to learn to PhotoRead?
"Once you have learned to PhotoRead, can you use it to read and learn new educational materials? If yes, how would you recommend applying the system to those materials for the best results?"
Does a novice who just got their automobile driver license go out and drive a giant semi truck with 16 gears?
Does a novice pilot who just got his pilot's license for the smallest plane go out and fly a jumbo jet.
Does a person who just completed their first month as a intern perform brain surgery or open heart surgery.
First we learn how to crawl, then we learn how to walk, then we learn how to run.
I do not know why there is so much resistance to this concept on learning photoreading on non-school material and not school material. Oh i do know why there is so much unwillingness to learn on non school material. People want it all now. Thow it in the microwave. It's ready in 30 seconds. Or people would prefer to take a pill rather than to exercise, eat healthy.
If you cannot activate a simple book how in the world are you going activate a complex, complicated textbook? What is the problem with activating a simple book.
We give people the best advice we can to put them in the optimal position to succeed.
Learn to master photoreading, activation on regular books. When you have consistently successfully activated numerous books then start using photoreading for school but do not make it harder for yourself when you do not even know how to activate yet and try to learn how to activate and learn a complex book at the same time. We keep repeating this because if you are struggling trying to learn photoreading how are you going to know if your problem is with learning photoreading or the problem is learning the book?
As far as practicing goes Paul Scheele the creator of photoreading said don't practice photoreading. Just use it.
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