Mega Learning

By: Donna Faiman Cercone

Narrated by: Donna Faiman Cercone

Length: 7 hrs and 36 mins

Publisher's Summary

For the first time ever, a comprehensive, customized program, tailor-made to your personal learning style! Are you aware that you have 12 different intelligences? Not just one, but 12 different avenues that can accurately, effectively, and quickly distribute knowledge into your mind, enabling you to learn up to seven times faster than you do right now! By utilizing more of your mind's power, you can learn any subject in a fraction of the usual time, complete a two-year curricula in only four months, master a year's worth of music lessons in ten hours, or learn anything else at lightning speed. Mega Learning is a unique program that will show you how to activate all 12 intelligences using a unique set of tools. For instance, you'll discover the power of color to stimulate learning. You'll also discover the mind-opening power of other innovative unconventional tools such as music, sound, and visual surroundings. These techniques are fascinating and fun, and you'll be amazed at how powerfully they affect your ability to learn. You'll be able to:

• Learn any subject or task in a fraction of the normal time
• Increase test scores by as much as 60%
• Absorb technical manuals, reports, and numerical data in less time and with less effort
• Cut corporate training time in half while increasing retention by up to 80%
• Maximize learning through the effective use of music and sound
• Make learning immediately easier and improve memory using the secrets of color
• Create ideal working and learning environments
• Dramatically boost confidence and self-esteem
• And much more!

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©2000 Donna Faiman Cercone (P)2000 Nightingale Conant

narrator is terrible

content isn't bad, but the reading put me to sleep... nice classical music in between sessions

2 of 7 people found this review helpful

Charge up your memory now!

This is well worth the time and money . The audio is stuffed full of excellent advice - some known already but usefully reiterated and explained , and much that will be new. The tone is a bit playschool at times and mildly irritating in that Donna Cercone appears at times to have a chip on her shoulder / very insecure . However that aside her thinking is sound, well explained in lay mans terms, practical and really genuinely effective . Learn the 12 types of intelligence/ learn bodily posturing to stimulate right- left brain interaction and a great deal more. It is a life changing book. Over 2 months I have developed a definite and reliable photographic memory I am making great use of for exam revision . Her methods really work. Her combination will really set you up well at whatever stage of life or enhanced effectiveness in learning.

Learning is communion with life

4 of 4 people found this review helpful

Hard going and needs updating

I had high hopes for this audio book, maybe to high.
The book starts off quite well but you need to listen to the last chapter to make any sense of it, which I did not realise until the end as the last chapter is the bonus CD or tape as it is referred to.
There is some good Advice in the book but it does come across as if the information has been researched by Donna from reading a few books and this is her take on it, because what she has learned appears to work for her students but even then when you try and open your mind to the learning it is quickly shut again by all the unnecessary stories that are told about her students that most of the time add little or nothing to the book, and Donna's Winston Churchill type speeches with Mozart playing in the back ground only serve to irritate rather then motivate.
This really is nothing more then a autobiography of a bad music teacher who has made some really bad mistakes with her approach to teaching students and how she over came them to be a good teacher.

2 of 2 people found this review helpful

Don't waste your money or hours

Complete rubbish from start to finish. I've never wasted my time so spectacularly. incredibly patronising with constant generalisations.

2 of 2 people found this review helpful