If you are stuck on a question, write down everything you know about what the question wants.
As you review each question, write down any additional insights that come to you.
As you follow along with each question, write down your answers however you like, and by the end select which details have the most deeper significance and which are the most important to conveying the memory as it happened.
I teach them to keep an illness notebook, to write down all the information in one place, go in with all their questions written down, go with more than one person and bring a tape recorder.
Make a list of questions, write down the answers.
I split the deck and she asked a round of questions, writing down the names of people I would meet, predictions for the next three to six months and the meanings of the cards on the table.
Ask questions, write down the answers and read them aloud.
Plan some fun slumber party games and activities: "Pick a Question": Everyone writes down a few questions, such as "Who will be the first to get married?".
The eleven-year-old brought a notepad with his questions written down and numbered, and he went straight through them, in a voice loud enough for the tape recorder but not always loud enough for the Hives.
Have all your questions written down.
You may have the answer to that hard question already written down!
