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Can you describe what this looked like in practice? Would you just read things and at the end have no recollection of what you read? How did you finally overcom

• nashashmi 2y ago
  I was studying for SATs. I mastered the verbal portion’s analogy and sentence completion by memorizing 4300 SAT words. Got all questions in that section right except two, one was skipped and the other was wrong (sacrosanctity is the same as sanctity apparently!). The reading comprehension was the last bit (too much procrastination!). Used Barrons verbal SAT book, with its three difficulty levels segmented. Went through each level and understood it well enough to understand what I was doing wrong. Realization: Each phrase has to be split up into its own sentence. Then Each sentence has to be given a context. Then each context has to have connecting pieces with the next context. The reader’s job is to understand each sentence, put it into context, and identify the missing parts and pieces of logic, and come up with a possible explanation of the contexts that are missing. The possible explanations was a hardest one to get right. It was like I did not understand People and how they thought. (I was autistic and introverted with some adhd.) example: the class is a reflection of the teacher. Does that mean that the class is opposite of the teacher because that is how a reflection works? I had to watch many movies and tv shows to get this one right over the course of many years after I graduated and start earning money to pay for cable tv.