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HI,guys,
AT first I have to thank ALEX that he
has told me that PR can help me understand
a book faster than before.HOWEVER,my
teacher gave us a book and told us that
not only we students has to understand it
and he my teacher will test us form the
book!!We hate him because we have to
memory the book and who can memory more
his gardes are better!!!Please teach
me how to use PR to memory a boob faster?
Thanks!!

RESPECTEDLY,
skj






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If I were in your situation I would first Photoread and mindmap the book so that I have a general understanding of what is in the book.

Remember you want to memorise most of the content so you will have to spend more time with the book. How many chapters is the book.

You could use your imagination to link the information to each part of your body Chapter 1 - feet you could imagine stepping on each piece of information.

Chapter 2 Knees... imagine taping the information to your knees...

Create pictures in your mind that you associate with the information. The more vivid the better.

Drawing a good mind map which you review daily will help you remember a surprising lot of details from the book. Remember with each activation layer you add more to your mind map. Your mind map helps to trigger recall.

The more you allow your imagination, hands, eyes and ears to be involved the more you will remember from the book.

Alex

[This message has been edited by AlexK (edited September 06, 2002).]







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