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Hi, just wanted to clarify some really fluid stuff here...

When recalling and concentrating, is it normal to have some sort of "guessing" or do you really see the word in your mind's eye exactly right there, with 3 columns above, and you remember the page number etc?

What form of recall are we talking about in PR? Let's say I have an advanced biology test. Will I be able to remember the key words exactly as they are, as well as be able to apply it under exam pressure through recall?

To the characteristic of technicality, does PR allow for the absorption of technical terms? (since some of them may not be defined and you might not know the meaning of it)

When PRing, i know we're supposed to see this "blip page" in the middle. But whenever I turn the page I tend to lose the "blip page" image... how do i train myself to see it continuously ?


Lastly, does PR allow the "idea" to be remembered, along with the "photographic image" of where is PRed?

(: thanks in advance!

Last edited by blizzd; 06/08/10 05:45 PM.
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hi, any help here?

i feel like i can see the blip page with convergent vision more easily.. but from the descriptions it seems that i have to be looking at divergent instead..

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Give them time. Sometimes it takes awhile before one of the advanced PHers answers, but its always worth it. Im shure they can help you just give them time. Theyve given me all the help i need.

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Originally Posted By: Alianman
Give them time. Sometimes it takes awhile before one of the advanced PHers answers, but its always worth it. Im shure they can help you just give them time. Theyve given me all the help i need.
haha okay (:
sorry, didn't mean to appear impatient or anything~

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Hi,

There is no power inherent in Photoreading.

The power is you, your imagination!

You will get flashes, ideas that unfold, clues and tips. For adroit command of exact terms, find and meditate on the best, (you know this by intuition and dipping); the most important top ten terms.

Once ten terms and their salient ideas are mastered, do more if the subject is deep and detailed.

Do not worry about specific imaging being this way or that, for you develop your own methods and ways of being by habit of use.

Kind regards,

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Originally Posted By: blizzd
Hi, just wanted to clarify some really fluid stuff here...

When recalling and concentrating, is it normal to have some sort of "guessing" or do you really see the word in your mind's eye exactly right there, with 3 columns above, and you remember the page number etc?

What form of recall are we talking about in PR? Let's say I have an advanced biology test. Will I be able to remember the key words exactly as they are, as well as be able to apply it under exam pressure through recall?

To the characteristic of technicality, does PR allow for the absorption of technical terms? (since some of them may not be defined and you might not know the meaning of it)

When PRing, i know we're supposed to see this "blip page" in the middle. But whenever I turn the page I tend to lose the "blip page" image... how do i train myself to see it continuously ?


Lastly, does PR allow the "idea" to be remembered, along with the "photographic image" of where is PRed?

(: thanks in advance!


Thanks you for the post.
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