Secondly, when I tried the copy-and-delete strategy I realized how helpful it was. Reading a chunk of material and then reflecting on what was read helped me see parts of the story that I would not have otherwise. It is very easy to forget what you are reading when the story is complex and the notes help close that gap. Although because it is time consuming I did not choose this as my number one technique that I will use consistently in the future.
The timer strategy was not my preferred method because I do not like the sense of being rushed. I would not say I am a slow reader but I feel like knowing there is a timer going makes me feel rushed. Instead of focusing on the content in front of me I start to focus and wonder about the timer ticking away. The general idea about the method is good, but some strategies that work well for some do not for others. The importance is finding a strategy that works well for you and use it. In my case the timer strategy was not the best but does not mean it will not work for someone else.
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