How I Memorized EVERYTHING in MEDICAL SCHOOL - (3 Easy TIPS)

Here are few of the techniques I used in MED SCHOOL to memorize everything for the tests, and boards, and how I became a DOCTOR :). Hope you find some of these tips helpful!

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[DrCellini]

For a closer look at my Study Sheet - Watch PART 2 of this video!

[Infarlock]

I can't even focus on the video, I just scroll down the comments while listening
That's how awful my studying is

[fiziwhizkid]

the best way to remember is to understand

[olivers]

I'm in nursing school and something I've found extremely helpful is tutoring other people. It helps for the same reason having a study buddy helps, but you synthesize the information so much better when you're able to break it down for somebody who's having difficulty with it.

[DoctorNajeeb]

Lasting knowledge results from clear concepts.

[juniusong]

Who else is studying how to study rather than actually studying?

[pkin]

Do NOT apologize for being tired. Thank you for what you do! I feel so bad for the doctors/nursing who provide educational videos who apologize for how tired they look. You guys are awesome!

[jacky]

1. Find a study spot, create a schedule, get into a routine
2. Find a motivated, smart study partner - test each other on the material
3. Condense material into one note

[stevehawke]

The 3 tips:

1. Get into a good study routine

2. Find a good study partner

3. Two techniques mentioned:
a. Study partners verbally quizzing each other.
b. Condensing topics into a single page to facilitate spatial recall.

[chrisl]

My straight A college student daughter says that taking notes, then rewriting the notes, then explaining the concepts (to me in this case, to another person willing to listen and ask questions) helps solidify information. She sets a study schedule, listens to lo-fi that keeps out other distracting sounds, then does her homework this way.

[che]

The best way of learning for me is actually teaching, if that makes sense

[SuperTheDestiny]

Holy heck, the part where you said you visualise where the specific information is on a page when I told my friends that when I try to remember something I would close my eyes and visualise where that information is on my notes and they think I’m just crazy and thinks it’s just not possible 😤 glad to know I’m not the only one that do that

[tanyanicolle]

"I'm tired, but this is my last night shift of 2019" - if only he knew what was coming in 2020

[voiceout]

Excellent, I feel sorry for the current generation because a lot of distractions exist in their life

[DanielDuedu]

Another tip is to teach an imaginary class or course mates what you have learnt.

[stevenlowe]

I'm not a Doctor or med student but I often helped a friend study through med school in the 80's quizzing him on anatomical terms. It was mind boggling what he was expected to memorize in short periods of time. Much respect.

[goldierule]

My little cousin went to medical school at Yale & Harvard. He is now working in Boston as a pediatric oncologist. I am super proud of him. I cannot even imagine having accomplished so much already in his life. This world is a better place because of people like him & like you & like all doctors and nurses that take such great care of people everyday. The most important thing that you should remember, IMO, is that every patient that you take care of means the world to someone else. 💕 Take care! 🙏👍✌💪😷

[nurucu]

I walk around pretending to be a teacher or pretend I'm on a podcast talking to the host lol. Weird, but works for me!

[claytonbigsby]

U sounded real relieved that 2019 was over

Little did u know

[alyannamejia]

I read it out loud in a British accent to help with memory, I’m not sure why but it has always worked for me! 😂