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Accelerating Your Learning Curve

The document discusses Howard Roberts' 1980 book "The Accelerator: The Theory-Fingerboard Connection" which explored Asian learning methodologies that were later taught by Charles Fechter at G.I.T. and through his video series. It notes that these methodologies, when applied, make a difference in learning.

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Accelerating Your Learning Curve

The document discusses Howard Roberts' 1980 book "The Accelerator: The Theory-Fingerboard Connection" which explored Asian learning methodologies that were later taught by Charles Fechter at G.I.T. and through his video series. It notes that these methodologies, when applied, make a difference in learning.

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You are very correct...

In fact, Howard Roberts had a book out in the 80's called, "The Accelerator: The
Theory-Fingerboard Connection" (by Howard Roberts, Charles Fechter, and Keith Wyatt).
Charles ended up teaching the accelerator_ classes at G.I.T. (and later recorded a multi-part video series
available in the library at M.I.). It discussed quite a good deal of information in regard to many Asian
learning methodologies. When applied, they certainly do make a differenc

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