What is photoreading? What is speed reading and what is diagonal reading? What is the "spider" method? How does it differ from mind mapping? How can a child's studying be turned into a game? What are the appropriate techniques to help your child improve their memory? How can your child read quickly and comprehend?

These are just a few of the questions that will be answered in the book you hold in your hands. With easy, quick, and simple techniques, you can change the way your child studies and gain valuable time. At the same time, the child becomes a master of memory and reading and can conquer their own unique peaks in studying.

The values of photoreading are time, knowledge, power, and ultimately happiness. In other words, every child gains time in their daily life. They learn faster, easier and more effectively whatever they wish.

According to Francis Bacon: "Knowledge is power." Therefore, the more knowledge a child has, the better it is for them, as long as they apply it when needed. This happens because it cultivates their critical thinking. Of course, knowledge needs to be used by someone to gain this power, not just to have it. Happiness ultimately comes as a natural result of reading.

There are many theories related to the development of positive thinking. Some experts embrace them while others do not. For me, positive thinking is the primary ingredient in a child's life and precedes their education in the photoreading method.

Additionally, some of my students have developed self-confidence, self-esteem, learned how to achieve their goals, enhanced their verbal and non-verbal abilities, gained more free time for play and whatever else they wanted, and generally completely changed their lives.