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I'm learning photoreading from the excellent book written by Paul
My question is that i'm taking the 5-day test with 10 chapters of my Physics textbook. Is that book okay to begin with ???

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Try to learn the system on other books, ones that you have an interest in, and are 200-250 pages or so.

Once you feel comfortable with the system, and know it basically by heart, and do it NATURALLY, then you should start applying it to schoolbooks.

Until then, I wouldn't learn it using schoolbooks.

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No. Not recommended. Maybe you are new to the forum but it has been mentioned numerous times on the photoreading forum not a good idea to try to learn photoreading on school textbooks.

You have too much at stake with school. You are much better off learning photoreading on books that have absolutely nothing to do with school.

Learn photoreading on non-school books. In the future after you have successfully activated many non-school books and have accquired a skill and a ability to activate successfully then transfer that newly acquired skill to textbooks.

Trying to learn photoreading on textbooks is asking for problems.

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Thanx.
Though I've already done day-1 of the 5-day test with my Physics textbook, I'll begin again this time with a non-school book.


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