Technique for extracting ideas

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Muscle Reading is a specific three-phase technique for extracting ideas and information from a textbook; the three phases:

a. Are seeking new experiences, taking care of your health, and engaging fully.

b. Include developing a routine, considering learning styles, and organizing workspace

c. Occur before you read, while you read, and after you read.

d. Require using mnemonics, reading quickly, and analyzing mistakes.

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