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Joined: Feb 2009
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I am using PhotoReading to catch up on my studies at present, as I have been suffering from long term illness and have a few months before the exams to get everything fixed in my mind.

However, much to my irritation, I find PhotoReading books extremely difficult because I just cannot seem to flip the pages in a steady rhythm, or at all on some occasions. So I am now taking my study texts to bits, hole punching them and then PhotoReading them in a loose-leaf binder, which seems to be much easier. But I will not be able to do this will everything (I'm sure the local library would love me if I did!!).

Any suggestions on how I can improve my page flipping so that I don't have to waste time pulling texts apart?

Thanks.

Joined: Apr 2008
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Hi Cheryl-Anne,

A steady rhythm is not necessary to good photoreading.

Relax, do not make an issue out of it. Keep your conscious mind occupied in a song. Make a game of whatever tempo you've got.

That's my advice.

Yukala


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