STUDENT HAT II 10.03.20 A) Table of Contents, in Checksheet Order

STUDENT HAT II 10.03.20 A) Table of Contents, in Checksheet Order

SSTTUUDDEENNTT HHAATT Colour, Screen, read only (unsuitable for print) (CS, Colour, Screen Compiled 10. March 2020 STUDENT HAT II 10.03.20 a) Table of Contents, in Checksheet order: 1. 70-10-26 DEFINITION OF A STUDENT .......................................................................................................1 2. 70-10-27 THE INTENTION OF THE STUDENT............................................................................................3 3. 71-06-25 BARRIERS TO STUDY..................................................................................................................5 4. 78-03-23 CLEARING WORDS......................................................................................................................9 5. 79-07-17 THE MISUNDERSTOOD WORD DEFINED................................................................................13 6. 81-02-13 DICTIONARIES............................................................................................................................19 7. 81-07-21 WHAT IS A CHECKSHEET .........................................................................................................27 8. 79-08-21 TWINNING...................................................................................................................................31 9. 80-05-14 DEMONSTRATIONS ...................................................................................................................43 10. 72-04-15 DEMONSTRATION......................................................................................................................47 11. 70-10-29 DEMO KITS .................................................................................................................................51 12. 67-10-11 CLAY TABLE TRAINING .............................................................................................................53 13. 70-12-10 CLAY TABLE WORK IN TRAINING.............................................................................................55 14. 65-08-26 SCIENTOLOGY TRAINING TWIN CHECKOUTS.......................................................................59 15. 71-03-04 HOW TO DO THEORY CHECKOUTS AND EXAMINATIONS...................................................63 16. 64-09-24 INSTRUCTION & EXAMINATION: RAISING THE STANDARD OF ............................................65 17. 64-10-04 THEORY CHECK-OUT DATA .....................................................................................................71 18. 81-10-29 STARRATE OUTPOINTS............................................................................................................75 19. 81-08-31 GIVING STARRATE CHECKOUTS.............................................................................................77 20. 71-09-04 SIMPLE WORDS .........................................................................................................................79 21. 72-06-09 GRAMMAR ..................................................................................................................................81 22. 65-03-10 WORDS, MISUNDERSTOOD GOOFS........................................................................................83 23. 71-08-31 CONFUSED IDEAS .....................................................................................................................85 24. 74-09-07 SUPERLITERACY AND THE CLEARED WORD ........................................................................87 25. 72-02-07 METHOD 3 WORD CLEARING BY THE STUDENT'S TWIN.....................................................91 26. 68-05-24 COACHING..................................................................................................................................93 27. 73-01-30 METHOD 9 ..................................................................................................................................97 28. 81-08-04 PINK SHEETS .............................................................................................................................99 29. 69-05-08 IMPORTANT STUDY DATA ......................................................................................................105 30. 64-06-18 STUDYING: INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................107 31. 64-07-09 STUDYING: DATA ASSIMILATION...........................................................................................129 32. 64-08-04 A SUMMARY OF STUDY ..........................................................................................................149 33. 64-08-06 STUDY: GRADIENTS AND NOMENCLATURE.........................................................................171 34. 71-06-02 CONFRONTING ........................................................................................................................193 35. 64-08-11 STUDY: EVALUATION OF INFORMATION ..............................................................................197 36. 64-08-13 STUDY AND EDUCATION ........................................................................................................219 37. 64-09-22 A REVIEW OF STUDY ..............................................................................................................241 38. 66-08-18 STUDY AND INTENTION..........................................................................................................265 39. 62-01-24 TRAINING: DUPLICATION........................................................................................................281 STUDENT HAT III 10.03.20 40. 62-01-24 DUPLICATION DRILL................................................................................................................305 41. 56-10-25 EDUCATION..............................................................................................................................307 42. 19-07-01 EDUCATIONAL PROCESS .......................................................................................................321 43. 71-03-16 WHAT IS A COURSE? ..............................................................................................................323 44. 78-10-30 COURSES – THEIR IDEAL SCENE..........................................................................................325 45. 76-10-18 SUCCESSFUL TRAINING LINEUP...........................................................................................327 46. 65-12-15 STUDENTS GUIDE TO ACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOUR...............................................................331 47. 66-10-12 EXAMINATIONS........................................................................................................................335 48. 72-04-04 ETHICS AND STUDY TECH......................................................................................................337 49. 65-02-07 KEEPING SCIENTOLOGY WORKING......................................................................................341 50. 70-06-17 TECHNICAL DEGRADES..........................................................................................................349 51. 65-02-14 SAFEGUARDING TECHNOLOGY ............................................................................................351 52. 68-10-19 COURSE COMPLETION STUDENT INDICATORS ..................................................................353 53. 69-09-19 STUDY SLOWNESS..................................................................................................................355 54. 65-04-16 THE "HIDDEN DATA LINE" .......................................................................................................357 55. 67-11-22 OUT TECH.................................................................................................................................361 56. 79-02-09 HOW TO DEFEAT VERBAL TECH ...........................................................................................363 57. 79-02-15 VERBAL TECH: PENALTIES.....................................................................................................365 STUDENT HAT IV 10.03.20 b) Table of Contents, in chronological order: 1. 19-07-01 EDUCATIONAL PROCESS .......................................................................................................321 2. 56-10-25 EDUCATION..............................................................................................................................307 3. 62-01-24 DUPLICATION DRILL................................................................................................................305 4. 62-01-24 TRAINING: DUPLICATION........................................................................................................281 5. 64-06-18 STUDYING: INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................107 6. 64-07-09 STUDYING: DATA ASSIMILATION...........................................................................................129 7. 64-08-04 A SUMMARY OF STUDY ..........................................................................................................149 8. 64-08-06 STUDY: GRADIENTS AND NOMENCLATURE.........................................................................171 9. 64-08-11 STUDY: EVALUATION OF INFORMATION ..............................................................................197 10. 64-08-13 STUDY AND EDUCATION ........................................................................................................219 11. 64-09-22 A REVIEW

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