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#38780 10/04/03 01:15 PM
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I have been reading the Einstein Factor, and I was wondering about metaskills. It is made very clearly that Photoreading is one tool that greatly increase your metaskill set. I am going to assume that Memory Optimizer and Genius Code are the other two.
I am looking for some opinion about the best way to develop the metaskills using the LSC courses like Photoreading etc.
Anyone please respond.
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Bruce

P.S. There was no resonse in Genius Code Forum. So, I posted in her in Photoreading since it is more active.






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You realise of course that the word metaskill doesn't exist in the dictionary so I and probably others haven't figure exactly what you are asking.

Now my interpretation of what you are asking is how do you use the LCS courses to build an 'arsenal' of skills. To that I can only answer do the courses. Each course develops a skill from a deeper level other than rote memorisation that is largely required for passing exams in many tradional methods of schooling.

Each of the course causes you to look at using more of the multiple intelligences identified by Howard Gardener. That is they require a bit more of you than your linguistic and logical intelligences, they also encourage you to tap the spatial, kinesthetic, musical etc intelligences (they are listed on page 129 of the PR book 3rd edition).

So the best way to develop these skills, start by doing the courses, they have activites that are intended to develop these skills. Most of all apply NOPS to the experience.

Alex






#38782 10/06/03 03:32 PM
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Thanks Alex I appreciate it.







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