Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Any Hong Kong or Cantonese Speaking Member?

Hi, Jansen.
I am also a PR reader in HK, but I am only a beginer and I am studying in Bristol uni. I am still finding difficult in activating books, probaly because it is university text book.... but I am getting around and try and solve the problem, when I super read and dip the text book, and always go through the text book without dipping into anything, then I went back and check and I find out lot of thing I should have read and didn't, and this's keep making me rapid read (or not either) and not super read....

I also find it difficult to understand how to practice PR, how to PR a book so information comes into the your mind without manual activation or activate part of book and fully know whats the book is about and be able to answer Question like pete do. The most difficult part is I don;t understand how PR a book and answer pop up when people ask you Question, I try many time still doesn't work.
Thats what I find very difficult at the moment.

But I will share some of my experience, I have just finish my first exam using PRWMS(include mind map) and I revise for 5 days and 4 hrs each days.
I just know I recieve 75% in the exam and 6th in the whole yr. However I only recieve 63% in the Question and I guess most of the mark comes from the calculation part in the exam and the essay probaly.

Then, I will share one of the activation experience by my brother, he is doing GCSE and he ask me to ask him question to test activation, I tell him the page no., the title of the page, and the part where the answer are in, then I ask him how many 'arrows' are in that small picture(nothing do with the subject and a question that nobody will know and even care the answer), then he close his eye and after one min, he tell me the answer is 12........ which is the right answer......, but after that he got other question wrong.

Also, nice to know that some HK people know how to and trust PR, and unlike others HK people go and learn the rubbish speed reading course in HK.

From: Vincent Tso. =Y660=, =Y402=