Active recall is so crucial! Med school forced me to and all I can say is I wish I would have started sooner. Thanks for sharing your process I’ll be talking about my process on my channel soon!
OMG I can’t tell you how much you have opened me eyes.I changed my study method 3-4 different times in the past month From just doing questions to watching videos taking notes and trying to pound it in my brain, to using Kaplan books and highlighting writing foot notes and trying to pound it in my brain, khan academy, etc…. All these methods seem to take way to long and I felt like even though I was doing 1-2 chapters a day I wasn’t retaining as much info doing 7+ hrs a day. I felt like I was wasting my time and so discouraged and even thought about withdrawing from the whole process. I just happen to come across your videos today and it really gave me a different sense of motivation and help. I really feel like I can do this now and not only get into medical school but help someone else who I see struggling in this process. I haven’t tried active recall to study for the MCAT and honestly I never heard of active recall. Me looking at your videos this new/old method is true. I say new/old because in undergrad I took A&P, intro to bio, exercise physiology, chemistry(s), etc.. and I got B+s & As in those classes. This was due to active recall. My professors at the end of each PowerPoint and lecture had potential questions and what I did was I went thought all the lectures and answered the questions and studied based off that as I am 80% a repetitious 15% visual & 5% auditory learner. I didn’t realize that this was active recall. On test day I felt like I knew all of the information and I never touched a book just did the potential questions and on one of my final exams I got an 89. Mind you it was over 150 potential questions and I was able to recall almost everything through this method. I’m a planner and organizer by default so setting time tables and spacing out recall is something I do naturally and is also what helped me in active recall unknowingly. Thank you. I am going to try this route officially because it is my passion to be someone’s obgyn someday and assist in bringing life into the world. ❤️❤️❤️ thank you Petty you are a life saver.
@@arqumabdulah2796 no health and fitness. I did the science track so I could get all of my science completed and also become a doctor and incorporate the fitness aspect in it because I want to be an obgyn. That’s why I took that route. I took kines to give me better understanding of the body. But yes studying for that MCAT.
I am a little late for using active recall effectively as I am approaching exams, but I promise to do it the very first day of next semester and will come back for the feedback. Soooo excited thanks alot Sissy🥰
@@bisratwondiye4033 I am in holiday now. Opening mid July for the next semester. Will definitely comeback here. Or you can also subscribe to my channel😊
I love your method and I think youd really like using Anki or Remnote! If you havent used either of them, I'd give them a try because they basically do the spaced repetition for you. Anki cards are just flashcards, but Remnote presents similar to Notion style notes, so its pretty cool!
I'm new but THANK YOU SO MUCH for all you're doing here. I'm definitely behind in study n now found out about active recall. So presently I'm going to start organising n get on that journey. Hoping for the best I've neve done this before 🤞🏽🙏🏽❣️
hi my frnd, thnk you 4 this tip, i am curntly stdyg chmsty for igcses and i am asprng hopflly 2 bcm a dctr. i wsh u scss in all your goals. may you be blsd. may you achv ur dreams. i love you, my frnd. hv a gr8 dy.
Same here! @nellahgrace Love watching your videos cause it is honestly so motivating! It gives me the feeling that if you could do it, anyone could too ! Thanks for taking the time to do these!! Appreciate it tons
I only write questions not answers..if any topic i find difficult to understand then i learn it through visuals...i simply study from book itself.. active recall is very important process you have to understand the concepts rather than writting by closing books... Try to learn...understand...and for facts watch videos...or download some pictures related to the topic
Loool sometimes teachers really be like that BUT usually they tell on themselves during class etc because they will focus on a particular thing etc so you just have to pay attention
Just watched your studying routine videos back to back 😁😁 UA-cam always putting your videos up in my recommendations and thought should check it out and have been here for over an hour now😁
Also more university’s should do one module. That makes so much sense. Like why try have people trying to learn multiple things at the same time… I’m convinced they just want to torture us!
I still wonder why med school study videos are so underrated. I am graduating highschool and going to university, and I am freaking out bcos I don't have a study schedule and I want to start UA-cam too soo
So random but is that a screensaver at the 17:55 mark? I like it bc it feels like someone is there studying with you, and that would be very effective for me. Thank you and this video was super helpful!
Can you place explain the equation about work work load and time allotted? I’m having difficulty understanding it. An example would be nice. Thank you!
I thought I watched a video where you mentioned quitting medical school ? I’m not too sure if I followed well. Any who I’m glad you didn’t and thanks for the tips. Active recall ... 😅😅
I'm so glad I came across your videos! I'm taking the MCAT in June and I'm trying to figure out how to implement this into my study routine..what would you recommend?
Someone tell me how she do the format for the PowerPoint online cause I know how to print the slides in that format but not how to keep that format online
Watch this video. I would explain but I’m too lazy to type it all out😂 basically it’s kinda like spending 5 days on each mode and repeating the cycle (obviously you can tailor it if you feel like a certain module needs more of your attention than the other) and then every time you repair the cycle, you add on notes you’ve made and stuff between the time you last time studied for the module. Like layering. ua-cam.com/video/7bnc_ENAW9E/v-deo.html Vee has more videos somewhere if you can find them.
If you need help with these proctored exams here is the secret. ua-cam.com/video/ldOXeOpB73k/v-deo.html . I have used them before and they are very professional. They deliver A grades, Thank me later,
Thanks a lot girl, attempting the MCAT for the first time soon & will use this method! Also nice chair, on your study desk.. where’d you get that? If you don’t mind me asking
Hi! I really like watching your videos I’m going into medical school in October and was just looking for some ways to better revise, I was wondering what you use flash cards for specifically? or do you just alternate whenever between the formatting them in notes and flash cards?
I use flashcards as a form of notes. So whenever I feel the need to write something I’ll write it in question and answer format on flashcards so I can just go through them whenever.
So question, from my understanding you create your questions based on your lectures, have you ever had teachers cover material in the text book solely? Do you still read the text book and create questions from the text?
I make questions based on what the teachers are using to teach/what the exams are based on so if the teacher was using textbook then I’d use the textbook for Qs
I do both but reading over again is not active recall. I might not write them again but I might try and answer it from speaking it out loud if it’s a green question. If it’s a question I got wrong though, I will rewrite
Sis nellah grace! I love watching ur videos , it has really changed my life on how I can study for exams.. Am a vet student I have a question🙋 when u revise the yellow parts of the topic like every 3 /5 days then do u use the active recall by ans ur written questions?? Or do u study the topic all over again? Pls help me
And how do you plan for the stuff you learn in clinic? Does your school provide a timetable for Ward rounds too? I'm just starting clinicals and I need all the help I can get!
For clinics i make my timetable according to the rotation and subjects/practical skills I need to be covering. and I find flashcards the most helpful for clinics because it’s things you have to know quickly and to the point
Nellah do you know any other plataform that can make my spaced repetition algorithm for active recall besides Anki? Is just that I find the app confusing and not intuitive...Thank You!!! :))) Love the videos
thank you so much for this video but it is very hard for me to apply it since my uni is not that organised :'( Also i end up with many questions for many modules so i cant do spaced repetition since i hv always new lectures to do :(
hi, i’m in sixth form and was wondering if just making my own questions whilst watching youtube videos is also effective? Making notes out of the questions with the answers? Then also making past paper questions and putting them on spreadsheets?
How do I convert my powerpoints to have notes on the side? I can’t seem to figure out how to add it with the notes on the side to transfer to my GoodNotes.
Yes! If the questions are already given to us because their usually cover the whole module/most important information. If I’m making my own questions then timetable is according to lectures and I make sure to finish the lecture and questions for each dedicated day/time :)
So wait, you make your own questions during the lecture and answer them afterward, how so like how do you manage to remember the answer to all of them or do you use materials to answer them? I hope I make sense i'm a little slow
From what I understand she means that during the lecture she writes questions and right after the lecture she uses active recall to answer those questions because the information is still in her head. Correct me if I am wrong but the next day she goes through the lecture recordings and see if her recalls meaning the answers to her questions are correct according to her lectures. I hope my explanation is clear.
Yes I concentrate and engage in the lecture which allows me to remember a lot. I sit and really apply myself to try na remember (hence it’s not an easy read and rewrite) and it’s okay if I don’t remember that’s the whole point of the exercise to strengthen what I know and also see my gaps.
If you need help with these proctored exams here is the secret. ua-cam.com/video/ldOXeOpB73k/v-deo.html . I have used them before and they are very professional. They deliver A grades, Thank me later,.
I’m a little confused... At one point in the video you say you study about 3 hr a a day. Basically pay attention to the lecture n write down questions, then answer them after the lecture by memory, revise the next day by active recall and follow up with spaced repetition. The question I have is,the following day you have another new lecture ryt? So you need to do the whole process for that new lecture on top of active recalling stuff from the previous day ryt? Does all of that fit into three hours or is that three hours you talk about related to something completely else?🤔 Also how does clinicals get in the way of study schedules ? It would mean so much to clarify what i didn't understand..
I understand your question, the 3hrs i meant JUST for new info from start to finish. Usually my spaced repetition going over previous work would be another hour maybe 2 max since it’s no longer new information (unless it’s red then it might take longer) but I’ll break it up so I’m not sitting for 6hrs straight. When I did do clinicals then it was the same as going to lectures in terms of time. I just study after as usually I’m not in the hospital ALL DAY everyday but everyone’s situation is different. I also study rotation related clinics so whatever rotation I’m on I study that topic/system. Hope that helps.
@@Dr.Nellah Thank you for explaining☺️unfortunately it feels impossible to carry out this schedule.In my school there are lecture every day from from 8/9 am to 4/5 pm.after which there's like 45min commute back home. And there's multiple modules going at the same time. Actually ppl who do study groups go on till like 11/12pm. It's like, 5-6 hours of studying every day just leaves no time for anything else😪 Anyway i love your study videos.there's so many good tips that I find useful. sadly no matter what I find it hard to fit any hobbies/ social life into my life w/o compromising grades.😔
According to my spaced repetition timetable. It’s whatever I have to go through that day and also the work I had planned on top. But it’s still usually not unmanageable
@@Dr.Nellah I get it now. Thank you! I can't wait to try out this style when I go back to school. I used to be an avid note taker too and I did horribly in school when I was younger.
If you need help with these proctored exams here is the secret. ua-cam.com/video/ldOXeOpB73k/v-deo.html . I have used them before and they are very professional. They deliver A grades, Thank me later,.>
No I don’t delete, I usually have a separate doc which has just all the questions so I know which ones are red etc without having to look at the answers document if that makes sense
Something science related maybe? I don’t have the same system where I went to university in terms of majoring etc so I’m probably not the best person to ask tbh
I feel like if you had titled this video "actual recall method routine" it would have better represented the content and the target audience just saying. :) :)
For essays I still do the same Q&A ans I make sure I know the most important points and you can write around those points e.g 10 main points for one question and you should be good but I don’t do a lot of essay based Qs so I’m probably not the best person to ask :)
@@Dr.Nellah glad to hear that. It rang a bell and I wondered if that was the reason 🤍 SDA here and medical student 🤗 I am also married 😄 How many coincidences 😅
Active recall is so crucial! Med school forced me to and all I can say is I wish I would have started sooner. Thanks for sharing your process I’ll be talking about my process on my channel soon!
OMG I can’t tell you how much you have opened me eyes.I changed my study method 3-4 different times in the past month From just doing questions to watching videos taking notes and trying to pound it in my brain, to using Kaplan books and highlighting writing foot notes and trying to pound it in my brain, khan academy, etc…. All these methods seem to take way to long and I felt like even though I was doing 1-2 chapters a day I wasn’t retaining as much info doing 7+ hrs a day. I felt like I was wasting my time and so discouraged and even thought about withdrawing from the whole process. I just happen to come across your videos today and it really gave me a different sense of motivation and help. I really feel like I can do this now and not only get into medical school but help someone else who I see struggling in this process. I haven’t tried active recall to study for the MCAT and honestly I never heard of active recall. Me looking at your videos this new/old method is true. I say new/old because in undergrad I took A&P, intro to bio, exercise physiology, chemistry(s), etc.. and I got B+s & As in those classes. This was due to active recall. My professors at the end of each PowerPoint and lecture had potential questions and what I did was I went thought all the lectures and answered the questions and studied based off that as I am 80% a repetitious 15% visual & 5% auditory learner. I didn’t realize that this was active recall. On test day I felt like I knew all of the information and I never touched a book just did the potential questions and on one of my final exams I got an 89. Mind you it was over 150 potential questions and I was able to recall almost everything through this method. I’m a planner and organizer by default so setting time tables and spacing out recall is something I do naturally and is also what helped me in active recall unknowingly. Thank you. I am going to try this route officially because it is my passion to be someone’s obgyn someday and assist in bringing life into the world. ❤️❤️❤️ thank you Petty you are a life saver.
Thank you so much for your comment and am for sharing your journey with me, please let me know how it goes with trying this method ☺️
Yo ur a kines major? And studying for the MCAT?
@@arqumabdulah2796 no health and fitness. I did the science track so I could get all of my science completed and also become a doctor and incorporate the fitness aspect in it because I want to be an obgyn. That’s why I took that route.
I took kines to give me better understanding of the body.
But yes studying for that MCAT.
I am a little late for using active recall effectively as I am approaching exams, but I promise to do it the very first day of next semester and will come back for the feedback. Soooo excited thanks alot Sissy🥰
please inform us!! and good luck:)
@@larapaic1
Definitely😍
Have a channel where I'll be posting. But will come back here to let you know how it went. Thanks alot.
Yeah it’s definitely best done early so you can properly measure the effectiveness, can’t wait to here how it goes for you!
@@beverlymutirua1656 how is it going
@@bisratwondiye4033
I am in holiday now. Opening mid July for the next semester. Will definitely comeback here. Or you can also subscribe to my channel😊
02:14 I wish my university did this... Things would be so much easier😭
I love your method and I think youd really like using Anki or Remnote! If you havent used either of them, I'd give them a try because they basically do the spaced repetition for you. Anki cards are just flashcards, but Remnote presents similar to Notion style notes, so its pretty cool!
I'm new but THANK YOU SO MUCH for all you're doing here. I'm definitely behind in study n now found out about active recall. So presently I'm going to start organising n get on that journey. Hoping for the best I've neve done this before 🤞🏽🙏🏽❣️
Thank you for sharing in details I needed these...keep making more videos like these plsss ❤️
Will do ☺️
I hope I can apply active recall properly!
Love spaced repetition! Also listen to that same exact study playlist :) Motivating video!
It’s great right for concentration! Lol x
Omg same! Lol
Writing quickly tip; write words with only 3 -4 of their letters. It works!!
hi my frnd, thnk you 4 this tip, i am curntly stdyg chmsty for igcses and i am asprng hopflly 2 bcm a dctr. i wsh u scss in all your goals. may you be blsd. may you achv ur dreams. i love you, my frnd. hv a gr8 dy.
Can't wait to hear this
I'm definitely not a med student. Still watching this ❤️
Haha thanks for coming over xx
Same here! @nellahgrace Love watching your videos cause it is honestly so motivating! It gives me the feeling that if you could do it, anyone could too ! Thanks for taking the time to do these!! Appreciate it tons
16:38 I didn't understand this part very well, I hope you can make a video specifically about spaced repetition with clearer examples
Binging your videos rn😄 Thank you so much! Love how practical and concise you are with each video! 💕💕
It’s the beauty for me ❤️
Thank you for these videos🙏🏾
I only write questions not answers..if any topic i find difficult to understand then i learn it through visuals...i simply study from book itself.. active recall is very important process you have to understand the concepts rather than writting by closing books...
Try to learn...understand...and for facts watch videos...or download some pictures related to the topic
Wish I did this is medical school. Definitiely helps especially when you don't have an MCQ bank to reel through.
Wow, really wish we got guidance like this.... its pretty much an "Exams on chapter 1-1000000... know everything good luck guys" lol.
Yo, fr 😭
Loool sometimes teachers really be like that BUT usually they tell on themselves during class etc because they will focus on a particular thing etc so you just have to pay attention
This helps so much thanks :) You are very fortunate to have an organised and helpful Uni...ours never give us past paper practice questions
This is the most practical study video I’ve seen. Thank you for this❤️
Been watching these active recall videos cant wait to use it and be back to confirm it worked 🤣 so that y'all can congratulate me
Yesss congratulations are due! All the best
Hair on point beauty on point and hardworker? New medic sub here babe!
Love your study videos! Also you are literally so gorgeous and I love your hair!!❤️
Thank you Elisabeth what a lovely comment ☺️ xx
Thanks for the detailed explanation of how this study method is done. Very helpful🙂
This channel should be more popular than Cardi B or Kim K , or any of those other so-called influencers. Great content l for so many.
Alsooo I watched your first video on active recall a couple of weeks ago. I was preparing to retake some exams. I PASSED!
Yayyy! Congratulations 🥳🥳
@@Dr.Nellah Thanks
Wow! This is very thoroughly explained and practical. One of the best!
Oh I’m glad!
Just watched your studying routine videos back to back 😁😁
UA-cam always putting your videos up in my recommendations and thought should check it out and have been here for over an hour now😁
Ayyy I love that! Haha thanks for spending time with me here
Also more university’s should do one module. That makes so much sense. Like why try have people trying to learn multiple things at the same time… I’m convinced they just want to torture us!
Love your study advice, always so helpful, looking to use these methods when I start PA school ✨🙏🏾
Very helpful study method. My problem is procrastination or lack of motivation. On another note you are very beautiful naturally.
I’m taking notes loving your study routine 🙂
I still wonder why med school study videos are so underrated.
I am graduating highschool and going to university, and I am freaking out bcos I don't have a study schedule and I want to start UA-cam too soo
Great video!!! I look forward to truing this.
Please what Is the difference between doing flashcards on Good Notes and Quizlet?
Quizlet has a better spaced repetition algorithm and you can use other peoples public flashcards aswell.
@@Dr.Nellah ok. Thank you so much.
You are so kind.🙂
So random but is that a screensaver at the 17:55 mark? I like it bc it feels like someone is there studying with you, and that would be very effective for me. Thank you and this video was super helpful!
Such a helpful video. Thankyou ❤️
First one to comment, we love you
thank you Ramara! love you toooo!
let’s go ! 50k subbies !!
Yeahhh we did it!!! 💃🏽💃🏽
Can you place explain the equation about work work load and time allotted? I’m having difficulty understanding it. An example would be nice. Thank you!
It’s in my previous video ☺️
Lovely video 😍
Hi Nellah Grace, I like your content. I love watching your videos.
Thank you Joyleen! x
@@Dr.Nellah You are welcome!
I thought I watched a video where you mentioned quitting medical school ? I’m not too sure if I followed well. Any who I’m glad you didn’t and thanks for the tips. Active recall ... 😅😅
Yeah decided to stick out and I’m glad I did!
I'm so glad I came across your videos! I'm taking the MCAT in June and I'm trying to figure out how to implement this into my study routine..what would you recommend?
Someone tell me how she do the format for the PowerPoint online cause I know how to print the slides in that format but not how to keep that format online
Very helpful thank you🙏🏽
I'm glad, thank you for tuning in x
I would really love to try kenhub
How can I juggle 3 different courses with their various syllabuses together. Like now, I do anatomy, physiology and biochemistry.
Excuse me, you guys only take three modules at a time??? I take 7 obligatory modules at a time !
Watch this video. I would explain but I’m too lazy to type it all out😂 basically it’s kinda like spending 5 days on each mode and repeating the cycle (obviously you can tailor it if you feel like a certain module needs more of your attention than the other) and then every time you repair the cycle, you add on notes you’ve made and stuff between the time you last time studied for the module. Like layering.
ua-cam.com/video/7bnc_ENAW9E/v-deo.html
Vee has more videos somewhere if you can find them.
Also, that way you still do spaced repetition
Computer science student just struggling for a 50% 🤕 just preping for my break through in second semester
If you need help with these proctored exams here is the secret. ua-cam.com/video/ldOXeOpB73k/v-deo.html . I have used them before and they are very professional. They deliver A grades, Thank me later,
Thank you!
Thanks a lot girl, attempting the MCAT for the first time soon & will use this method! Also nice chair, on your study desk.. where’d you get that? If you don’t mind me asking
Desk is IKEA and chair I don’t know sorry probably IKEA too ☺️
Please do some more study vlogs..
Will do ☺️
unrelated but u r gorgeous!!!! and YOUR HAIR I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!
Thank you lovely xx
Hi! I really like watching your videos I’m going into medical school in October and was just looking for some ways to better revise, I was wondering what you use flash cards for specifically? or do you just alternate whenever between the formatting them in notes and flash cards?
I use flashcards as a form of notes. So whenever I feel the need to write something I’ll write it in question and answer format on flashcards so I can just go through them whenever.
Can this work for nursing critical thinking classes like fundamental of nursing because I’m really failing. Thank you for the videos!!
I'm tying this active recall but I'm behind ...I'll comment if it worked
Yeah just use it to catch up on what you have left. Definitely come back and let us know how it went x
Will definitely do that...so for it's working I use it for grade 12...
Got 56/60 from 30s and 20s
Nellah have you tried Anki? I noticed a lot of med students use it for spaced repetition
How can I use active recall in a whole year, Nellah?
A year is really long so I’m having trouble making plans and actually studying.
Just take it one day/week/month at a time. With spaced repetition ☺️
For your exam list questions, do you do active recall with those too ? Or you just try to answer and go thru those questions once ?
Oh my gosh… I really would like more help with how to set up the questions a day? Like how do you do the math.. could anyone help please?
So question, from my understanding you create your questions based on your lectures, have you ever had teachers cover material in the text book solely? Do you still read the text book and create questions from the text?
I make questions based on what the teachers are using to teach/what the exams are based on so if the teacher was using textbook then I’d use the textbook for Qs
@@Dr.Nellah Thank you for taking the time to respond back and thank you for sharing your knowledge.
When you go over the questions again, do you just reread over the questions and answers you made? Or do you write q’s and answers again?
I do both but reading over again is not active recall. I might not write them again but I might try and answer it from speaking it out loud if it’s a green question. If it’s a question I got wrong though, I will rewrite
Sis nellah grace! I love watching ur videos , it has really changed my life on how I can study for exams.. Am a vet student
I have a question🙋 when u revise the yellow parts of the topic like every 3 /5 days then do u use the active recall by ans ur written questions?? Or do u study the topic all over again? Pls help me
Hey I try first to just actively recall! and if I’m not remembering at all then I go back to the topic to read!
@@Dr.Nellah thank you sis☺☺❤lots of love from India
And how do you plan for the stuff you learn in clinic? Does your school provide a timetable for Ward rounds too? I'm just starting clinicals and I need all the help I can get!
For clinics i make my timetable according to the rotation and subjects/practical skills I need to be covering. and I find flashcards the most helpful for clinics because it’s things you have to know quickly and to the point
on behalf of the high school students, thank youuu!!!
Am in love with active recall.....💜😍
Me too!!
Thanks for introducing me to it
Nellah do you know any other plataform that can make my spaced repetition algorithm for active recall besides Anki? Is just that I find the app confusing and not intuitive...Thank You!!! :))) Love the videos
Quizlet app :)
How many qs do you answer from a lecture per day? Do you answer all of them?
thank you so much for this video but it is very hard for me to apply it since my uni is not that organised :'( Also i end up with many questions for many modules so i cant do spaced repetition since i hv always new lectures to do
:(
Same problem
Same issue with me also
My daughter was having the same issue also until I met this consultant on UA-cam that helped her out
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How do you import your powerpoints to goodnotes where the left column is the slides and the other has the lines
Please HELP!!!!Active recall doesn't work for me
hi, i’m in sixth form and was wondering if just making my own questions whilst watching youtube videos is also effective? Making notes out of the questions with the answers? Then also making past paper questions and putting them on spreadsheets?
Yes yes and yes!
How do I convert my powerpoints to have notes on the side? I can’t seem to figure out how to add it with the notes on the side to transfer to my GoodNotes.
You do your timetable according to the questions you have and not lectures?
Yes! If the questions are already given to us because their usually cover the whole module/most important information.
If I’m making my own questions then timetable is according to lectures and I make sure to finish the lecture and questions for each dedicated day/time :)
What are the questions you are talking about at the very beginning (3.20ish) of the vlog that you use to divide up your time? Thanks x
It’s the vlog on my channel called “how I get a 100% in medical school” I think :)
Gems 💎✨✨✨
I used active recall in high school.I never used it in medical school.I will try it from today .
Definitely!!
So wait, you make your own questions during the lecture and answer them afterward, how so like how do you manage to remember the answer to all of them or do you use materials to answer them? I hope I make sense i'm a little slow
From what I understand she means that during the lecture she writes questions and right after the lecture she uses active recall to answer those questions because the information is still in her head. Correct me if I am wrong but the next day she goes through the lecture recordings and see if her recalls meaning the answers to her questions are correct according to her lectures. I hope my explanation is clear.
Yes I concentrate and engage in the lecture which allows me to remember a lot. I sit and really apply myself to try na remember (hence it’s not an easy read and rewrite) and it’s okay if I don’t remember that’s the whole point of the exercise to strengthen what I know and also see my gaps.
Can this work for accelerated nursing programs??
Active recall works for anything it’s a principle/method of studying so just tailor it to your subject and it will work
@@Dr.Nellah thank yo so much Doctor 😉 CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!
What do you do if the lecturer doesn't upload questions for the planning stage
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How do you make the template for your lecture questions
I’m a little confused... At one point in the video you say you study about 3 hr a a day. Basically pay attention to the lecture n write down questions, then answer them after the lecture by memory, revise the next day by active recall and follow up with spaced repetition. The question I have is,the following day you have another new lecture ryt? So you need to do the whole process for that new lecture on top of active recalling stuff from the previous day ryt? Does all of that fit into three hours or is that three hours you talk about related to something completely else?🤔
Also how does clinicals get in the way of study schedules ?
It would mean so much to clarify what i didn't understand..
I understand your question, the 3hrs i meant JUST for new info from start to finish. Usually my spaced repetition going over previous work would be another hour maybe 2 max since it’s no longer new information (unless it’s red then it might take longer) but I’ll break it up so I’m not sitting for 6hrs straight.
When I did do clinicals then it was the same as going to lectures in terms of time. I just study after as usually I’m not in the hospital ALL DAY everyday but everyone’s situation is different.
I also study rotation related clinics so whatever rotation I’m on I study that topic/system.
Hope that helps.
@@Dr.Nellah Thank you for explaining☺️unfortunately it feels impossible to carry out this schedule.In my school there are lecture every day from from 8/9 am to 4/5 pm.after which there's like 45min commute back home. And there's multiple modules going at the same time. Actually ppl who do study groups go on till like 11/12pm. It's like, 5-6 hours of studying every day just leaves no time for anything else😪
Anyway i love your study videos.there's so many good tips that I find useful.
sadly no matter what I find it hard to fit any hobbies/ social life into my life w/o compromising grades.😔
How do you balance reading new stuff and doing spaced repetition on old stuff? Seems like there's a lot of planning you need to do
According to my spaced repetition timetable. It’s whatever I have to go through that day and also the work I had planned on top. But it’s still usually not unmanageable
Hey, how do you put the lines on the slides? (6:22)
Is a module a subject? or part of the subject? We use terms like topics within our subjects. Trying to understand how to apply the workload formula.
It’s a subject so like respiration is a module and then maybe like “respiratory diseases” would be a topic within that module.
@@Dr.Nellah Thank you. Makes it easier to break down the work-load.
I feel kind of dumb, but how do you come up with your questions?
No not dumb at all lol My previous videos explain it ☺️
@@Dr.Nellah Do you have a link for the previous video? I also have an issue with questions
@@Dr.Nellah I get it now. Thank you! I can't wait to try out this style when I go back to school. I used to be an avid note taker too and I did horribly in school when I was younger.
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Is Lecturio better or Dr Najeeb
Dr najeeb is good but videos are too long. I prefer Lecturio if I had to choose between the two but they are both good for different reasons
For the red parts, do you delete your answer every time until you get it right?
No I don’t delete, I usually have a separate doc which has just all the questions so I know which ones are red etc without having to look at the answers document if that makes sense
@@Dr.Nellah so you have two separate docs for questions and answers? And then another document to practice the answers?
Is there a major you suggest to take will in a university?
Something science related maybe? I don’t have the same system where I went to university in terms of majoring etc so I’m probably not the best person to ask tbh
Where can i find q bank for medicine
There’s a lot of apps like AMBOSS or Oscer but you can probably also use your university resources and textbooks
Is ur lecturing link for 25% discount still working
Love this! 💘 Will you be my future physician?
I dont have an ınstagram how I will learn about hs active recall?
You can just watch more videos on UA-cam I guess 🤷🏾♀️
I feel like if you had titled this video "actual recall method routine" it would have better represented the content and the target audience just saying. :) :)
Noted☺️
How are you so pretty? 💗
☺️☺️
How about us whose questions are essay based 🥺..it seems like shallow reading
For essays I still do the same Q&A ans I make sure I know the most important points and you can write around those points e.g 10 main points for one question and you should be good but I don’t do a lot of essay based Qs so I’m probably not the best person to ask :)
Thank you so much for the input though 💃💃
You said you don’t study on Saturdays, are you SDA?
How did you end up doing in your assessment?
I got 80% ☺️☺️
Where u from
Why don't you study on Saturdays?
Because it’s a rest day aka Sabbath ☺️ I take that day to unplug and spend uninterrupted time with God.
@@Dr.Nellah glad to hear that. It rang a bell and I wondered if that was the reason 🤍 SDA here and medical student 🤗 I am also married 😄 How many coincidences 😅
early!!
love it! hope you enjoyed the video x
Are you south african?
No Zimbabwean ☺️