Has anyone taken a power reading course? Waste of time?

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AboveTheLawSchool
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Has anyone taken a power reading course? Waste of time?

Postby AboveTheLawSchool » Mon Feb 28, 2011 2:19 pm

So, I have already made my decision about what school I am attending and all that, and I am now in "prep mode" for law school. My UG is offering a power reading course that is essentially free...is it worth doing this? I would consider myself an "average" reader and was wondering if a course like this would be beneficial for a future law student. Thanks.
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Re: Has anyone taken a power reading course? Waste of time?

Postby T6Hopeful » Mon Feb 28, 2011 5:19 pm

If it's "essentially free" and you have nothing better to do, why not? I don't see how it could hurt.
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Re: Has anyone taken a power reading course? Waste of time?

Postby pbutta123 » Tue Mar 01, 2011 8:54 pm

Want to be come a better reader? Read German Philosophers like Hegel and Kant and comprehend it. After that, anything is possible.
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Re: Has anyone taken a power reading course? Waste of time?

Postby minnbills » Tue Mar 01, 2011 9:06 pm

pbutta123 wrote:Want to be come a better reader? Read German Philosophers like Hegel and Kant and comprehend it. After that, anything is possible.


You won't be able to understand it without instruction.

Speculative logic is a serious bitch.
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