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Hazey John II · 12-13-2006, 09:09 PM

Steve, how have you tested your comprehension of books you have photoread? Do you just feel you understand the material or have you actually tested this is a systematic way? Do you find information you have photoread coming to mind as you are working?

Also, it seems that much of the value you gained from the product was in learning to read nonlinearly, rather than from the photoreading step itself. Have you tried reading books using the system but without the photoreading step? If so, how does your comprehension compare?

If anyone else has thoughts on these questions I would be interested to read them. Thanks.

12-13-2006, 09:09 PM	#27 (permalink)
Hazey John II Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2	Photoreading step and comprehension Steve, how have you tested your comprehension of books you have photoread? Do you just feel you understand the material or have you actually tested this is a systematic way? Do you find information you have photoread coming to mind as you are working? Also, it seems that much of the value you gained from the product was in learning to read nonlinearly, rather than from the photoreading step itself. Have you tried reading books using the system but without the photoreading step? If so, how does your comprehension compare? If anyone else has thoughts on these questions I would be interested to read them. Thanks.