That's my entire point, though.  What in the world is this course doing to help SUPPLEMENT and REINFORCE the florida manual?  Because according to your plan to study, all we need to do is read every word three times?  I'm sorry, but that's not how most people learn.  It's good for short term memorization, at best.  And even then, only a small amount of facts and figures will be retained.  I understand that if the test itself was all about memorization/definitions, then I'd be more apt to not be frustrated, but that's not the case.  It's like me thinking I can learn Algebra just by reading an algebra problem three times.  I can't, because I don't have comprehension of the theory or concepts.  Case in point...

One of the most recent posts is from a gentleman who had zero grasp of the concepts he had memorized, so all of the situational questions, where we must figure out the answer based on the laws/limits/exclusions, etc.

My point is the state of Florida came out with a manual as the basis of information, knowing that the material within must be TAUGHT to be learned and comprehended.  Not simply cut and copied onto a web page so that we can click "Next" for "200" hours of learning.

How hard would it have been to take the time to go through each unit and give a broad story, with real world implications, and then create and manufacture various situations whereas the current topics would apply, so that we can achieve understanding?