lmfaooooooooooooo meeeee ive never actually studied cuz i had easy middle school classes but nowww, im in ap bio, principles of biomedical sciences, intorduction to allied health, honors english, honors world history, honors geometry, honors spainish, Im only a freshman likkke whatttt
am I the only one who is like super indecisive about how to make notes and studying? I just can't seem to find "what works for me" and end up trying something new each term 😂 going into second year of medschool in september!
Hey Michelle it's normal for that to happen I haven't had a specific method either. Have you tried comparing the results of the many note-taking-techniques you've used? What works for you best you should repeat and practice it. Also if you are just into change and adapted well to all: lucky girl :)
Daniela Chamorro yea my latest method gave me the worst results so far, so I guess it's just about tweaking and adapting what worked and leave out stuff that doesn't work for me! what are you studying?
I am the opposite! I just can´t try something new, because I am too afraid that my results may drop! The method that I am working with now is okay. I feel like there is a better one out there, but I am just too afraid to try. Especially because the results of my exams this year will determine if I get accepted to medical school (:
Michelle Riska I'm studying medicine, my first year so far but in my country we have very different system, we don't get to do the premed years as you do. I'm currently taking embriology, biostatistics, biophysics and biochemistry, yeap a lot of bio, and also a class called intro to the practice of medicine. My best guess is that you have to learn to listen carefully and try to at least take notes of everything that YOU know will be harder to learn or memorize, or most important to. Also if you have course guidelines beforehand you can follow up and already know what you need to know to pass the class and than refill the blank spaces. But the essential is the best. I think it's virtually impossible to memorize everything at once so learning to priorize concepts is important (which i find very difficult actually). How is your journey going? There are some snapchat med students who give tips almost daily and you can learn something new from them in a few days. Loveformedicine is one of them, you can find her in IG also.
Nada S YES! I've been like that, as Michelle says the thing is that you don't have to change it all at once, you can just tweak it a little to be more effective maybe. Like, giving it some life, using post its, trying a good and clear letter HELPS a lot. I tend to use post its just to add unknown words or things that call my attention (i.e. if the doctor mentions something as "you will see this disease when you study physiology, or this is very helpful to know when you have x patient with these symptons" So i know it's important and maybe I'll look for more info later. But you have to learn WHAT YOU LIKE better and feel comfortable. I don't like to make big risks neither. Just try adding or subtracting to the things that already work for you and take a day to relax and see how much you've accomplished so far. I hope you do excellent this year.
Our univ usually has a trans system where a group of people (chosen via rotation), would be assigned specific tasks during the course of the lecture. Person 1: types notes Person 2: records the lecture then transcribes into the notes Person 3: Acquires ppt then updates the notes Person 4: Takes extra notes from the required readings and incorporates into the book. The whole class is being rotated in this case so we are all involved. In conclusion, our notes are complete and are time efficient
I'm not a very good test-taker, and I need to get more in depth with my notes, studying, and lecture preparation. Very helpful. You inspire me so much.
I'm not in Med School yet...but I am in undergraduate school. What I have found that works for me is literally rewriting, retyping, rewriting, retyping.... If my professor has a PowerPoint, I take everything in that PP and retype it into my own study guide. I don't copy/paste, I type word for word, so that I am instilling it into my brain. And then, once I've got as familiar with the printed study guide as I possibly can, I write out key points and important data from my study guide by hand. I repeat that until I feel comfortable with it, or until test day, usually both lol.
Old school techniques! !!! I like it. It's what we used to do back in the day and it's what I still do to this day. The good ole pen and paper and rewriting in my own words. It's nice to see young people going retro LOL.
This may work for undergrad but i can assure you that you'll get Carpal tunnel in med school before finishing the many lectures/reading/questions that needs to get done in a single week. Just be prepared for change.
I used to do something similar in high school (went to a college prep school, and took AP classes) we would have materials that we had to read and take notes of, and we also had access to our teachers lecture slides. I would copy + paste the text from the slides to a word document and print that out. so I had that and my notes from my reading material, but I had another copy of notes that was a compilation of both notes. I'd put the teachers lecture excerpts in a different ink (and/or font if I was typing it out) and my notes would be in a different ink. If I wasn't writing everything out than I would just type my notes out on Google docs on my phone cuz I text faster than I type, and than I'd go back to my computer and edit things. I am going to be starting college online in a couple of days, so I'll have mould this method according to how the schooling is.
If you read her word document and her added notes during class I assume using her laptop you can see she added to the first slide lol at 2:16 'there's a shit ton' LOL
Your vlogs are so therapeutic because you have such great voice and of course, the content are enriching too! It keeps me motivated as I have to juggle between work and study. Thank you so much for being an inspiration! Best regards all the way from Singapore :)
Wow, your strategy of turning powerpoints into word documents is amazing! Doing this could have saved me sooo much time spent looking through 1000s of powerpoint slides and being overwhelmed trying to memorize them. Thank you so much, this is awesome! :) Also, the way you edit your videos with the words that pop up is so cute!
I think a lot of other programs are doing that nowadays. I had PowerPoint presentations for my communication sciences & disorders program and now I have them for my graduate applied linguistics program.
In my med school, the Doctors do not give powerpoint lectures notes. Therefore, we will need to take turn to take pictures of the presentation during the lectures. Surely, it was hard
I heard about a group of people in a lecture take notes in google docs and they would all take notes simultaneously and also explain things if another person from the group had questions when the topic of question came up in the lecture
Reading lecture notes before lecture to stay motivated in the class and not fall asleep. I can't thank you enough for this. I have always been struggling to be present minded in class. Lots of love to you and your channel
Good video- thank you for taking the time to post these tips! What I'm finding works for me is to hand-write my notes in class using the Cornell method. Then in the library after school or when I get home, I type them into flashcards in Quizlet and study them that way, by reading the cards and answers out loud (this is important). Before exams, I will make voice memos of the flashcards I need to concentrate more on and study them verbally while doing tasks around the house, or in the gym, or even driving- I just have them play from my iPhone over headphones or my car stereo. This sequence engages writing (and handwriting is different than typing), reading, listening, and speaking; four levels of reinforcement, all using different parts of the brain. I've gotten 100% on my first two tests thus far, after being out of school for over 25 years.
Hey girl! I just wanted to thank you so much for the high quality videos that you make! You put 100% into making your videos just to make our lives easier and that is seriously so amazing when we know that you have more important things that you can be doing. You make me feel so much more confident about being on the Pre-Med track and you have absolutely no idea how much that means! Thank you so much for being an inspiration to pre-med and medical school students everywhere
I'm not a medical student but I love watching your videos as a motivatotion for me to do better in uni! I think the most difficult part for me is that I simply never know what's important or not for the exam...
LOL I NEEEEEED THAT CONGENITAL HEART DISEASES PRESENTATION!!! That's like all that I'm thinking of all through the video.. lol If you can share plz let me know!! 👯 I mean it lol
Absolutely love your vlog! I'm in my 4th & final year of nursing school and I've tried searching for nursing school vlogs, but none of them really ever appealed to me. But I love your vlog because you're so chill and encouraging, and you really set a good example of living a healthy & balanced lifestyle. Please continue doing what you're doing because your videos are so helpful and they motivate me to get into that study grind! P.S. All of your desk accessories/supplies are honestly the coolest! Literally buying all of them lol. Thanks again!
Thanks for all of your tips! I'm current doing a masters program but have been out of school for 3 years so your vids have been extremely helpful. It also inspires to consider my own once/if I start dental school. Thanks again! Keep rocking on. And good luck to you and your endeavors.
I'm not planning on going to med school, but I'm generally just scared to take notes in college 😂 I'm still in high school and I'm not great at taking notes while the teacher is talking fast, especially while being neat or organized. I don't know how I'm going to keep up with college classes 😬
I know I'm a bit late but this is amazing. I'm currently working toward a B.Sc. in Biology for my Undergrad degree and I'm thankful you've posted this type of info. I coasted through high school and never learned how to study or prep for a class so this is definitely something I'll be using!
Just found your channel I'm obsessed! It's so cool to have someone make chill relatable videos about studying and school that are really informative. I love that you're a med student but u still have a UA-cam channel keep it up girl 😊💕
just like I'm doing it this semester, tables are a really good tip and the time you are doing it you learn the thing so it's 2x1 method. Love your channel. xoxo from Dominican Republic
Before I finish the video, i would like to thank you for being an inspiration. 👏🏻 Out of hundreds of notes taking videos or guide that I had read/watch yours are the BEST in my opinion. Please post more on snapchat 😊 seeing you studying really motivates me
I'm not yet in med school but I have been doing the packet thing in my pre-med. It's so easy to study bc it is so condensed with the important details. A chapter consisting of 50 pages in the book can fit into a 4-page packet! FYI, one thing that I also do to save more space is to adjust the line spacing. Hihi.
Great tips! It really is so hard trying to study 10 lectures a week, each of them with 70-100 slides for just once class...when I have 8; therefore, your tips really helped me and my studygroup. Thank you!
Hi I had to watch this for my intro to sociology course to compare note taking styles between notetaking in the LAPS vs medical school, but I actually have an introductory course in human development too so I actually employed some of the tips you mentioned in this video for that human development class and I’m able to understand the concepts so much better!! Thanks
This year i started my pre school journey it was really stressful until i found ur channel and now i am really happy and easy and u made it possible thank u ♡♡
Thank you very much! Just started with medical school and now on our fourth week. Been a struggle when studying from the books since there's so much text. Will give this a good try and hope the results would be great! Thank you again!
You're bomb! thank you! Currently drowning in M1 reading but always finding time to catch your latest videos! Hope your clinical rotations are going well still!
With highlighter use -- I used to use -- I think it was yellow and then pink (you might have to test this). The key was that where the two colours overlapped -- it would turn orange -- so I knew that if it was orange it had caught my eye twice -- so that I should pay attention particularly to that.
thank you so much for this! I think this is really going to help me in terms of building my study habits more effectively...😊all the best on your academic and clinical work😁 love from Cape Town, South Africa💜
This video was sooo helpful, even though I am only in high school and thus don't have the advantage of being able to get lectures beforehand. With that said, I have two questions 1. Where did you get the notebook that it shown at around 6:50? It looks so nice! 2. Would you possibly be interested in doing a video on how you organize/make your handwritten notes, as shown in around 6:50. Those notes are so visually pleasing and look super organized! Thanks!
Hi! The notebook shown is from Muji. I don't do much of handwritten notes these days but if there's a pathway I need to learn I'll usually draw it out.
I prefer to rewrite things so I can have the added benefit of repeating them to myself, but to paste a text with different formatting into your document whose formatting you want to maintain, you can copy the text you wish and “Paste Special”, then select “Unformatted Text”, or “Document Formatting”. Something of that sort.
This is brilliant ! I am currently in my first sem of med school! Kinda hard to keep up with studying because the method I used to study is by making hand written notes ( What I did during my foundation) and it is kinda slow and tiring. My End of Block test is just next week. I am shitting bricks for realz.
I am also a medical student and a UA-cam. I also have a video sharing the best note taking tips that works for me. The strive I really love your channel and your videos. you my favorite youtuber.
first work is great but just to clarify, within the note there is written that treatment of AS is balooning, I guess its the valve replacement since balooning is not very effective for calcified valves, it could be used though but not the best choise
New Subscriber here! I love you already! I am currently studying for my finals and working on my research paper. This is very helpful. :-D Keep on doing stuff like this!
But how do you stay motivated to study, I'm still in high school but I want to go to med school but I can't seem to keep myself motivated. Can you make a video on how you stay motivated?
Love your channel so much! It's a huge inspiration to me. I'll be interviewing for med school this coming month, I was wondering if you could make a video to talk about med school interview tips and the like. Thanks :)
Love watching your videos! They are super informative. I was wondering how you approached studying for subjects like math and calculus. Sometimes I feel no matter how many problems you do, the exam Qs never resemble the textbook Qs. Thanks!
I recommend to you to take the Coursera course ;) called Learning how to learn. It gives a lot of info on this topics. I mean things that have been tested and proven to be more effective in most of us. Also you can follow premedmomgetsfit on IG and Bless her health YT. She emphasizes in the knowing yourself better. That's the best tip, try different things and see what you hate, what you are comfortable with and what you love. Whatever makes you thrive you should stick with it. No matter if everybody tells you it's the worst or not as good as their methods. Just remember not to punish yourself and that you are unique. Try with anki also. This UA-camr made awesome videos of that. Trying to study for at least 4 days in a row the same subject might be the best tool for memorizing. Just take your time and be patient with yourself. Hope this helps! I know how frustrating it can be.
Who else spends more time planning how they're going to study rather than study?
Phylicia Marie me
lmfaooooooooooooo meeeee ive never actually studied cuz i had easy middle school classes but nowww, im in ap bio, principles of biomedical sciences, intorduction to allied health, honors english, honors world history, honors geometry, honors spainish, Im only a freshman likkke whatttt
I think you just hit the head on the nail with that comment. XD
She is right. Med school lectures move really fast.
We paid a medical transcriptionist to take notes...from ask audio recording. We were lazy.
am I the only one who is like super indecisive about how to make notes and studying? I just can't seem to find "what works for me" and end up trying something new each term 😂 going into second year of medschool in september!
Hey Michelle it's normal for that to happen I haven't had a specific method either. Have you tried comparing the results of the many note-taking-techniques you've used? What works for you best you should repeat and practice it. Also if you are just into change and adapted well to all: lucky girl :)
Daniela Chamorro yea my latest method gave me the worst results so far, so I guess it's just about tweaking and adapting what worked and leave out stuff that doesn't work for me! what are you studying?
I am the opposite! I just can´t try something new, because I am too afraid that my results may drop! The method that I am working with now is okay. I feel like there is a better one out there, but I am just too afraid to try. Especially because the results of my exams this year will determine if I get accepted to medical school (:
Michelle Riska I'm studying medicine, my first year so far but in my country we have very different system, we don't get to do the premed years as you do. I'm currently taking embriology, biostatistics, biophysics and biochemistry, yeap a lot of bio, and also a class called intro to the practice of medicine. My best guess is that you have to learn to listen carefully and try to at least take notes of everything that YOU know will be harder to learn or memorize, or most important to. Also if you have course guidelines beforehand you can follow up and already know what you need to know to pass the class and than refill the blank spaces. But the essential is the best. I think it's virtually impossible to memorize everything at once so learning to priorize concepts is important (which i find very difficult actually).
How is your journey going? There are some snapchat med students who give tips almost daily and you can learn something new from them in a few days. Loveformedicine is one of them, you can find her in IG also.
Nada S YES! I've been like that, as Michelle says the thing is that you don't have to change it all at once, you can just tweak it a little to be more effective maybe. Like, giving it some life, using post its, trying a good and clear letter HELPS a lot. I tend to use post its just to add unknown words or things that call my attention (i.e. if the doctor mentions something as "you will see this disease when you study physiology, or this is very helpful to know when you have x patient with these symptons" So i know it's important and maybe I'll look for more info later. But you have to learn WHAT YOU LIKE better and feel comfortable. I don't like to make big risks neither. Just try adding or subtracting to the things that already work for you and take a day to relax and see how much you've accomplished so far. I hope you do excellent this year.
Our univ usually has a trans system where a group of people (chosen via rotation), would be assigned specific tasks during the course of the lecture.
Person 1: types notes
Person 2: records the lecture then transcribes into the notes
Person 3: Acquires ppt then updates the notes
Person 4: Takes extra notes from the required readings and incorporates into the book.
The whole class is being rotated in this case so we are all involved.
In conclusion, our notes are complete and are time efficient
I'm not a very good test-taker, and I need to get more in depth with my notes, studying, and lecture preparation. Very helpful. You inspire me so much.
she inspires me a lot too. I also made a note taking video on my channel. you can check it out. it may help you.
Thank you!
Who else thinks the meme popups are super funny and cute!! Makes the video a little more interactive and gives it more personality!!
I'm not in Med School yet...but I am in undergraduate school. What I have found that works for me is literally rewriting, retyping, rewriting, retyping....
If my professor has a PowerPoint, I take everything in that PP and retype it into my own study guide. I don't copy/paste, I type word for word, so that I am instilling it into my brain. And then, once I've got as familiar with the printed study guide as I possibly can, I write out key points and important data from my study guide by hand. I repeat that until I feel comfortable with it, or until test day, usually both lol.
Old school techniques! !!! I like it. It's what we used to do back in the day and it's what I still do to this day. The good ole pen and paper and rewriting in my own words. It's nice to see young people going retro LOL.
I'm trying this technique...thanks for sharing 🙂
This may work for undergrad but i can assure you that you'll get Carpal tunnel in med school before finishing the many lectures/reading/questions that needs to get done in a single week. Just be prepared for change.
I used to do something similar in high school (went to a college prep school, and took AP classes) we would have materials that we had to read and take notes of, and we also had access to our teachers lecture slides. I would copy + paste the text from the slides to a word document and print that out. so I had that and my notes from my reading material, but I had another copy of notes that was a compilation of both notes. I'd put the teachers lecture excerpts in a different ink (and/or font if I was typing it out) and my notes would be in a different ink. If I wasn't writing everything out than I would just type my notes out on Google docs on my phone cuz I text faster than I type, and than I'd go back to my computer and edit things. I am going to be starting college online in a couple of days, so I'll have mould this method according to how the schooling is.
Ronee Miltier that's works for me too!
Been a silent viewer all this time. But I think you deserve to know that I have always loved watching your videos. Cheers from Indonesia!
+Christy Magdalena yay! Thank you!
If you read her word document and her added notes during class I assume using her laptop you can see she added to the first slide lol at 2:16 'there's a shit ton' LOL
Is anyone else proud of her lol
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Watching this to prepare for my first year in college, thanks for the great tips, this is awesome.
good luck!
Agghhhhh thank you so much for this! I'm in my first year of med school and I've really taken into consideration of your note taking! Thanks again!
+Ellen Wright good luck with med school!
Ellen Wright hlw hellen....how are u
Congenital lesions: theres a shit ton lmao
Your vlogs are so therapeutic because you have such great voice and of course, the content are enriching too! It keeps me motivated as I have to juggle between work and study.
Thank you so much for being an inspiration! Best regards all the way from Singapore :)
Wow, your strategy of turning powerpoints into word documents is amazing! Doing this could have saved me sooo much time spent looking through 1000s of powerpoint slides and being overwhelmed trying to memorize them. Thank you so much, this is awesome! :) Also, the way you edit your videos with the words that pop up is so cute!
currently a high school student*senior* striving to become an ER nurse Thank you for your videos
Did you make it? ❤
the inception reference made me smile.
Finally!
I have been waiting for this video for soooo long!
Do every med school give a PowerPoint presentation of the lecture?
yes... and not only med school. pretty much every health science program.
Wid Alhasani depends on ppt slide. lol
I think a lot of other programs are doing that nowadays. I had PowerPoint presentations for my communication sciences & disorders program and now I have them for my graduate applied linguistics program.
Wid Alhasani
In my med school, the Doctors do not give powerpoint lectures notes. Therefore, we will need to take turn to take pictures of the presentation during the lectures. Surely, it was hard
I started studying veterinary medicine 3 weeks ago and find your suggestions very very helpful! So thank you loads!
I heard about a group of people in a lecture take notes in google docs and they would all take notes simultaneously and also explain things if another person from the group had questions when the topic of question came up in the lecture
Reading lecture notes before lecture to stay motivated in the class and not fall asleep.
I can't thank you enough for this. I have always been struggling to be present minded in class.
Lots of love to you and your channel
Good video- thank you for taking the time to post these tips! What I'm finding works for me is to hand-write my notes in class using the Cornell method. Then in the library after school or when I get home, I type them into flashcards in Quizlet and study them that way, by reading the cards and answers out loud (this is important). Before exams, I will make voice memos of the flashcards I need to concentrate more on and study them verbally while doing tasks around the house, or in the gym, or even driving- I just have them play from my iPhone over headphones or my car stereo. This sequence engages writing (and handwriting is different than typing), reading, listening, and speaking; four levels of reinforcement, all using different parts of the brain. I've gotten 100% on my first two tests thus far, after being out of school for over 25 years.
Picking up new tips for this semester. I'm always looking for new ways to improve and maximize my learning experience. Thanks so much !
Hey girl! I just wanted to thank you so much for the high quality videos that you make! You put 100% into making your videos just to make our lives easier and that is seriously so amazing when we know that you have more important things that you can be doing. You make me feel so much more confident about being on the Pre-Med track and you have absolutely no idea how much that means! Thank you so much for being an inspiration to pre-med and medical school students everywhere
I'm not a medical student but I love watching your videos as a motivatotion for me to do better in uni! I think the most difficult part for me is that I simply never know what's important or not for the exam...
LOL I NEEEEEED THAT CONGENITAL HEART DISEASES PRESENTATION!!! That's like all that I'm thinking of all through the video.. lol If you can share plz let me know!! 👯 I mean it lol
Absolutely love your vlog! I'm in my 4th & final year of nursing school and I've tried searching for nursing school vlogs, but none of them really ever appealed to me. But I love your vlog because you're so chill and encouraging, and you really set a good example of living a healthy & balanced lifestyle. Please continue doing what you're doing because your videos are so helpful and they motivate me to get into that study grind!
P.S. All of your desk accessories/supplies are honestly the coolest! Literally buying all of them lol. Thanks again!
I loooooooove your videos! greetings from Vienna, Austria!
Thank you
I loooooove your city! :D
I can't imagine being this prepared before lectures...:')
"I hope you guys found it helpful"
YES! VERY! Just what I needed! Thank you, Jamie :D
I'm not a med student but wow this helps alot.I'm watching alot of other videos but yours helps alot.
Thanks for all of your tips! I'm current doing a masters program but have been out of school for 3 years so your vids have been extremely helpful. It also inspires to consider my own once/if I start dental school. Thanks again! Keep rocking on. And good luck to you and your endeavors.
I'm not planning on going to med school, but I'm generally just scared to take notes in college 😂
I'm still in high school and I'm not great at taking notes while the teacher is talking fast, especially while being neat or organized.
I don't know how I'm going to keep up with college classes 😬
I know I'm a bit late but this is amazing. I'm currently working toward a B.Sc. in Biology for my Undergrad degree and I'm thankful you've posted this type of info. I coasted through high school and never learned how to study or prep for a class so this is definitely something I'll be using!
I don't even want to go to med school but I've been binge watching your videos
Love watching your vids during my study breaks! keeps me motivated
Just found your channel I'm obsessed! It's so cool to have someone make chill relatable videos about studying and school that are really informative. I love that you're a med student but u still have a UA-cam channel keep it up girl 😊💕
I like your way of preparing your notes
You are sooo inspirational and motivating! Keep up the good work :)
just like I'm doing it this semester, tables are a really good tip and the time you are doing it you learn the thing so it's 2x1 method. Love your channel. xoxo from Dominican Republic
This video is so helpful! Going into my second year of medical school. Thank you for the excellent tips :)!!!
These tips are so helpful, even for my mcat prep! Thank you
please keep posting ....you are lile my elder
sister. love all your videos...best youtuber!!
thanks!
Before I finish the video, i would like to thank you for being an inspiration. 👏🏻 Out of hundreds of notes taking videos or guide that I had read/watch yours are the BEST in my opinion. Please post more on snapchat 😊 seeing you studying really motivates me
I'm glad I found your channel. I will be shortly starting my first year, and I can't wait to start studying. I love you.
good luck with first year!
I'm not yet in med school but I have been doing the packet thing in my pre-med. It's so easy to study bc it is so condensed with the important details. A chapter consisting of 50 pages in the book can fit into a 4-page packet! FYI, one thing that I also do to save more space is to adjust the line spacing. Hihi.
By far. My favorite tip on note taking so far. Awesome. Thank you so much.
Great tips! It really is so hard trying to study 10 lectures a week, each of them with 70-100 slides for just once class...when I have 8; therefore, your tips really helped me and my studygroup. Thank you!
OMG thank you so much
I just love your videos so much !! :)
Hi I had to watch this for my intro to sociology course to compare note taking styles between notetaking in the LAPS vs medical school, but I actually have an introductory course in human development too so I actually employed some of the tips you mentioned in this video for that human development class and I’m able to understand the concepts so much better!! Thanks
May you have a blessed life :' im going to start my medschool in a week here
Nadya Auliarahma How did it go?
This year i started my pre school journey it was really stressful until i found ur channel and now i am really happy and easy and u made it possible thank u ♡♡
awww I'm so glad the videos could help! Best of luck!!
TheStriveToFit :) thank u ♡♡
This video motivates me so much thank you!!! Starting my pre-med journey this year :)) #classof2020
yay good luck!!!
you are most definite my favorite youtuber love your videos so much you really inspire me. Your videos make me more excited to go into med school
Thank you very much! Just started with medical school and now on our fourth week. Been a struggle when studying from the books since there's so much text. Will give this a good try and hope the results would be great! Thank you again!
Saw this on snapchat! lol. I'm starting school soon to get my bachelors in biology and then on to med school! I love your videos :)
You're bomb! thank you! Currently drowning in M1 reading but always finding time to catch your latest videos! Hope your clinical rotations are going well still!
thanks! good luck with M1 year! It goes by so fast :)
I'm starting medicine this fall, an literally just warching any kind of vlogs and videos of med students to get some tips haha! nice video tho
Thanks for all the motivation you have given me, particularly during my exams time.
All the best✌✌✌✌✌✌
Wow never thought about indexing my notes, thanks 🙏🏻
Just discovered your channel and added to my essentials list! Thank you for your help!
Wow this is really interesting to know! It's so different from our med school. Thanks for sharing :)
With highlighter use -- I used to use -- I think it was yellow and then pink (you might have to test this). The key was that where the two colours overlapped -- it would turn orange -- so I knew that if it was orange it had caught my eye twice -- so that I should pay attention particularly to that.
Loved the video so much,I think that you deserve more views!Love from Greece!
thank you
Hi, im new here :) even though im a year two law and management student, your vlogs are very soothing and helpful
Thank you!
Thanks for the tips! always nice to explore more ways to study!
thank you so much for this! I think this is really going to help me in terms of building my study habits more effectively...😊all the best on your academic and clinical work😁 love from Cape Town, South Africa💜
Thank you! I'm going to invest in doing my notes on word doc! That will save a lot of time!
This video was sooo helpful, even though I am only in high school and thus don't have the advantage of being able to get lectures beforehand. With that said, I have two questions
1. Where did you get the notebook that it shown at around 6:50? It looks so nice!
2. Would you possibly be interested in doing a video on how you organize/make your handwritten notes, as shown in around 6:50. Those notes are so visually pleasing and look super organized!
Thanks!
Hi! The notebook shown is from Muji. I don't do much of handwritten notes these days but if there's a pathway I need to learn I'll usually draw it out.
Very helpful video Jamie ! 😊 Can't wait for you to finish Med School 😬
Yo my man she did it !! She did it bro.
Thank you for your video. Have you tried OneNote? Is there a reason why you would choose Word over OneNote?
I love ur content ...I'm student at high school and I really into MED school I hope I could be a good doctor ...just pray for me ❤
I love you .. u saved my life with all of your vids
I prefer to rewrite things so I can have the added benefit of repeating them to myself, but to paste a text with different formatting into your document whose formatting you want to maintain, you can copy the text you wish and “Paste Special”, then select “Unformatted Text”, or “Document Formatting”. Something of that sort.
This is brilliant ! I am currently in my first sem of med school! Kinda hard to keep up with studying because the method I used to study is by making hand written notes ( What I did during my foundation) and it is kinda slow and tiring. My End of Block test is just next week. I am shitting bricks for realz.
I am also a medical student and a UA-cam. I also have a video sharing the best note taking tips that works for me. The strive I really love your channel and your videos. you my favorite youtuber.
first work is great but just to clarify, within the note there is written that treatment of AS is balooning, I guess its the valve replacement since balooning is not very effective for calcified valves, it could be used though but not the best choise
New Subscriber here! I love you already! I am currently studying for my finals and working on my research paper. This is very helpful. :-D Keep on doing stuff like this!
I'm in law school and I found this so helpful 😂 thanks again for the tips x
But how do you stay motivated to study, I'm still in high school but I want to go to med school but I can't seem to keep myself motivated. Can you make a video on how you stay motivated?
Love your channel so much! It's a huge inspiration to me. I'll be interviewing for med school this coming month, I was wondering if you could make a video to talk about med school interview tips and the like.
Thanks :)
Hii! Can you show us how you make your tables please!
When reading medical related books, do you take notes? If so, then what type of formating do you use and how much notes do you take?
Awesome video! Best of luck to you with your 3rd year :)
thanks!!
Have you considered using Microsoft one note? I love it for its abstract nature cause you can arrange things as you like
Great video Jamie I'm sure it'll help me sm❤️ your so inspiring
thank you. it is the greatest tips.
Yay!! I love your videos so much!
Love watching your videos! They are super informative. I was wondering how you approached studying for subjects like math and calculus. Sometimes I feel no matter how many problems you do, the exam Qs never resemble the textbook Qs. Thanks!
Best tips on UA-cam ❤️
thank you so much for your awesome ! really helped me out getting my stuff together
Thank you this is very helpful! I was just looking for Other options!:)
Wow! I like a lot how you edit your videos!!
Thank you for sharing.
I dont do very well in my tests, is so hard to study properly i dont know how 😭
I recommend to you to take the Coursera course ;) called Learning how to learn. It gives a lot of info on this topics. I mean things that have been tested and proven to be more effective in most of us. Also you can follow premedmomgetsfit on IG and Bless her health YT. She emphasizes in the knowing yourself better. That's the best tip, try different things and see what you hate, what you are comfortable with and what you love. Whatever makes you thrive you should stick with it. No matter if everybody tells you it's the worst or not as good as their methods. Just remember not to punish yourself and that you are unique. Try with anki also. This UA-camr made awesome videos of that. Trying to study for at least 4 days in a row the same subject might be the best tool for memorizing.
Just take your time and be patient with yourself.
Hope this helps! I know how frustrating it can be.
do you have your first and second year notes? if u still hve them, can you please put it up. it would be useful for some of us
Hey! When you on call overnight, could you do a video on that? Thanks! Love your vids!
you're back on track JAMIE.....
I loved this video! It was really helpful, thanks. :)
thanks a bunch for ur precious advices