Hi, Alex
I've tried PR on the books which is not relating to textbooks long time ago. (about the subconscious, mind mapping, how to arrange the working time... totally more than 5 books) Because I use the superread and dipping only, so I did not know how to do with skittering.
Now I got the point, no matter which activation system I choose(dipping/ skittering), all of those are questions-oriented. Just look my question, and find out the answer from the "dictionary". If I could regard the book as a dictionary, then I don't need to read more. Questions and answers, thats all, right?
Here comes another one, because the law textbooks are different from the scientific book(math, physics). So 3 questions should be enough to drive through a chapter(even 1 is enough) for the scientific books. Because for the scientific materials, the stuff is "linear"
But for the law textbooks, there are 10 sections in a chapter for example, and the connection between 10 sections are quite weak, even we could regard them independently.
So it is hard to go through whole chapters with only 3 questions . if there are 10 sections, then 3 questions may only go through 3 sections.
So should I put 10 questions for 10 sections(if all of them are very important)?
LT
Last edited by LiverTom; 03/24/11 05:16 AM.