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I've decided to wait until I learn to photoread before using photoreading on my textbooks. Still, I came across a problem before I made this decision. The photoreading books state that there should be about 25 trigger words in a book. Well, I began trying to photoread my Oracle SQL textbook and I came up with 50 trigger words in the first 3 chapters alone. These are anything such as new terms or definitions. Am I pulling out trigger words properly? Should I somehow be limiting myself more? I know the process should be going faster but it seems that it would be difficult to be more picky when they are new terms I should know. Most of them are even boldfaced already making them all too easy to pull out of the text.

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in this kind of book, you could activate each chapter as a whole book, understand?
books that contain much technical information could be photoread that way .

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Do one chapter at a time in academic books. 8 to 15 trigger words is more than enough for a chapter limit postview to 3 minutes. You've spent enough time in previewing the book with 90 seconds.

Alex


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