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Hello all:

I noticed that many are having issues with Photoreading because of not having their purpose fully established.

I read over Photoread4me who listed the following steps in order to help you create your purpose:


1. What do you want from the book you are trying to activate?
2. Why do you need this information from the book?
3. What will you do with the information from the book?
4. How will you use the information from the book?

Once you answer those questions BEFORE photoreading your book, then you ask probing questions regarding your purpose.

Alex & Photoread4me please feel free to add/edit/correct the above so we can all benefit from knowing how to establish our purpose for photoreading.


Hope this helps.

-Eblaine

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After PhotoReading the PhotoReading book with the purpose of, learning PhotoReading so that I can get more from my reading (suggested purpose, you're not limited to that, you might even have a more significant one)

Spend 4 minutes activating the section, step prepare, to learn more about who what why when were and how of purpose, [hint pay attention to page 25 and 25 of the PhotoReading book 4th edition.]

Alex


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