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New thing I tried (RC)
nicole.hopkins
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Hey y'all.
Took PT62 this morning. Here's one thing I did differently in RC—and I think it helped quite a bit.
1) Read passage; make mental note of MP's, box key terms/people; mark pivots with an ">" in the margin. Follow each line with the tip of my pencil.
2) Notate MP1/MP2/Op (or AV) after the first read through.
I found myself MUCH less distracted by notations and able to retain considerably more of the passage doing this.
Took PT62 this morning. Here's one thing I did differently in RC—and I think it helped quite a bit.
1) Read passage; make mental note of MP's, box key terms/people; mark pivots with an ">" in the margin. Follow each line with the tip of my pencil.
2) Notate MP1/MP2/Op (or AV) after the first read through.
I found myself MUCH less distracted by notations and able to retain considerably more of the passage doing this.
