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#45051 08/13/05 03:56 PM
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I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice on how it is best to photoread and activate a text book??
I have photoread a large number of books, and have found that so far I get the best result from novels, such as Pride and Prejudice etc. and I would like to have a bit of guidance to use photoreading for text book materials please.

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#45052 08/15/05 06:53 PM
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You can do a search of the forum. That question has been answered a few times


PhotoRead the entire textbook.
Do one 30 minute Activation of the whole book

Treat each chapter of a textbook as a book itself.

When activating specific chapters begin by PhotoReading the chapter. Include the 2 chapters before and 2 chapters after the chapter you plan to activate (it helps the mind to integrate the knowledge.)

Activate until it's gelled.

Use any questiosn provided in the book to help with activation and be sure to add more questions of your own.

As always know your purpose. What do you want from the book (chapter)

Alex


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Hi Lluck,

I am quite curious how PR helps with novels. That is my main interest and I find that it does little to nothing.

I've had some success with non-fiction. Alex's suggestions are right on the mark I hope his reply helps you out.

Dan



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