I need to try this. What I like to do when I study is write out paragraphs and circle like 15 words, at first, and try to memorize them. I then decrease the number of words down to 5 only. I list the 5 words and write out my paragraph. It makes everything connect. The right terms, or keywords, makes it easier. As long as I know those terms/keywords, then I easily remember and understand everything.
Winner of a video, I been tryin to find out about "how to stop forgetting homework" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Yeetta Gradeify Scores - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some incredible things about it and my friend got great results with it.
Thanks for your idea! I used to have photographic memory and remembered everything I read. Then in 11th grade for a test, I couldn't remember one thing. I panicked and couldn't understand why I couldn't remember. Then in 12th grade I started to experience more forgetfulness. So I started repeating and rereading to memorize. I think your stories is a more effective way to memorize and not to forget as it involves your creative part of brain and emotions. I will teach my daughter to use your technique so that she can memorize everything. My daughter Loves stories and this will help her a lot!
This technique helped me memorize charts of many, many chemicals and how they work for a huge exam. An example is: "Lance (trade name fungicide) cant breath (works by affecting respiration) in his poncho (Guancho CS FL, seed treatment) because he eats too many carbs (Carboxamides- Group #7)". Incredibly effective. I'll remember these forever. Thanks so much!
Hahaha I did this for my Anatomy and Physiology exams last year, here's a very stupid story to share on the 5 common causes of Jaundice: 1) Juan loves to play with his dice, but this causes his red blood cells to get tired. (Excessive destruction of RBCs) 2) One day his red blood cells were so tired from his excessive dice playing that they took it out on two innocent bystanders: Liver and Billy. These two were best friends until RBC's put a curse on them and split them up for good (Impaired uptake of bilirubin by the liver) 3) So Billy wondered the streets of Jaun's inner body all alone. He stared at a dirty stream of water and cried longing for a new friend (Obstruction of bile flow in canaliculi) 4) One day Billy met Jason. They started a friendship but then Jason ran off with his money. Billy watched him run and put his thumb upside down yelling 'You're a con Jason" (Reduced conjugation of bilirubin) 5) Meanwhile, the other organs tried to comfort Liver, as he missed his friend too. They came up with a plan to make Liver smile again. They decided to produce clones of his old friend Billy so Liver would never be lonely again. (Excessive bilirubin production by organs outside the liver)
@Peace14 wouldn't it be easier not to comment something pointless rather than comment something pointless? You have obviously missed the point of this video and reason for the learning technique. It is in fact easier to learn information when they are connected together, rather than separated bullet points. But if that works for you, congratulations, I am happy for you and I care.
Peace14 actually I would argue that its NOT easier to remember a set of points in comparison to a story , especially not in the long term. Story’s activate the visual areas of our brains. Imagery has been shown to have a much higher retention in terms of memory than verbal or written forms of study.
Maha, I think you heard me banging my head against my desk in frustration trying to memorize this nervous system block. I'll definitely try this, and just in time for my test next week! Thank you for sharing 💛💛 UPDATE: Tried it. It isn't an 'all-encompassing' study technique and works best for remembering processes, not just straight information. It was also better for me to have an idea of the information by itself so the story wasn't confusing and more like a reminder. I used it to memorize the cranial nerves and where they synapse by making them inhabitants of a town. For example, Old Mrs. Gloss (glossopharyngeal nerve) and her dog Otic (synapse) salivate the same amount (stimulates the parotid salivary gland). It seems silly at first but it worked for me.
UPDATE: I will say it isn't an 'all-encompassing' study technique and works best for remembering processes, not just straight information. It was also better for me to have an idea of the information by itself so the story wasn't confusing and more like a reminder. I used it to memorize the cranial nerves and where they synapse by making them inhabitants of a town. For example, Old Mrs. Gloss (glossopharyngeal nerve) and her dog Otic (synapse) salivate the same amount (stimulates the parotid salivary gland). It seems silly at first but it worked for me.
What I do is either make short sentences where the first letters represents the words I need to memorize or I search for special letters/sounds in the words that I can use to connect them to the subject I am reading about (a really simple example is that both cytosine and thymine has a y, and so does pyrimidine). I feel like that really helps too :)
This is brilliant! I love this study technique because it includes my (starving) creative side into the technical side of my brain. Love it! Thanks for sharing.
This was great, thanks, I have been researching "easy kids poems to memorize" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Yiyevi Ponevi Approach - (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my brother in law got amazing success with it.
Yeah baby!! I have been doing this since forever. Legit, this works. Just a little word of caution, it doesn't work for everybody. For example, it comes very naturally to someone like me, I can concoct such stories in no time. Often the story comes to me WHILE I read the material. But for many others, it is extremely time consuming. Please do assess the kind of thinker and learner you are before adapting to a new study technique.😃 Excellent video though, keep up the good work ❤️
I made up a story about the transcription of the DNA like 3 years ago and I still remember the story of Don that cut his hair and then wanted to be called Ron (RNA). So this technique is really really helpful!!
Omg thankkk youu so muchh for this video. I have got GCSE'S coming up and I am so terrified please keep me in your dua's hun inshallah. May Allah SWT listen to everyones dreams and grant them Success iA❤❤❤😘
Thank you so much for sharing this study technique! I’ve never seen a method for memorization that seems like it would work for me like this. I’m starting med school this July and I’ll definitely be trying this!
He’s my story. The girl’s name is CARMINE She takes GLYCOGEN supplement because she’s an ALCOHOLIC, she drinks 4-5 times a day. She damaged her LIVER. When she drinks she turns RED and BLUE. She finally was able to stop drinking after she started taking POTASSIUM supplements. Let me explain. It’s a histology station for carbohydrate called BEST CARMIN it demonstrates GLYCOGEN. Its fixative is ABSOLUTE ALCOHOL. Section size is 4-5 um Its reagents are POTASSIUM CARBONATE and POTASSIUM CHLORIDE. The results are: glycogen = RED, nuclei = BLUE. Wow this actually does work. Shokran, Yeslmo. This will help a lot.
Love your videos! I can tell you are quite stressed in this one! I know uni does that to you, but remember to take a few seconds to stop and breath every now and then! Much love and best of luck
Has anyone either failed or dropped out of your program? It seems like it is a real challenge for students to even make it through the stress and having the endurance to keep going
:0 JUST GOT DONE MAKING SOME MINDMAPS FOR ACCOUNTING. I got creative with them hehe. And I've deffo used this before it's so my personality but this was a reminder to use this again because I've been doing more active recall type techniques and they've been stressing me out ngl
I should be studying. Actually learned this method in college, I think an English class. It really works. We did a comparison of memorizing a whole bunch of easy words just using your own memorization and then again incorporating this type of method. Its really cool.
New subscriber here! I love your videos! You're very inspirational, and I love your determination and passion for learning biology, pathology, and medicine. Keep on keeping on!
AsSalama'laikum dear sister! It's great to see you're doing well, Alhamdu'liLah! May Allah Subanahwa'ta'Allah grant you continued success, insha'Allah!😊☝🏾️
This is a great video. I am gonna use this study method for all of my undergrad classes. I also use this app called khan academy. Great way to study and learn new things on there
I used it a few times 5 years ago but my teacher taught me the story about functions of hypothalamus and i still remember them.But this needs investment of time 😕 and my final professionals are already going on so ...But this works to whoever wondering.
I've been doing this too for my upcoming exam.. Still, a lot to go through and memorize, but works for the structure. If you understand the concepts, this helps catalogizing it.
dinor Y Try quizlet and studystack! I used acronyms, flash cards and these two websites to help me with Anatomy. I passed A&P with 💯 on every chapter. Most textbooks have a workbook which Teachers usually won’t tell you this because they normally get their questions for exams from them. So, google to see if their is workbook companion for your text book. Wow 😮 she is really good we study the same way.
Idk if anyone can see and read this but hopefully some does and answer. I’m a G11 student and choosing career is making me frustrated. I’m so confuse with what I want to be. I don’t know and it makes me feel worthless. Makes me cry every time I think about it, but I’m pursuing/studying anything that is related to med because that’s what my mom told me and that I should be a doctor. Many people told me to be one, but I’m scared that I won’t make it and I don’t want to disappoint them. I’m so tired right now overthinking. Sorry for the long drama. Dear friends, how do you know that your career is your calling?
Hey there. Grade 10 student in Canada here. Grade 11 is definitely an important year for your future career but I gotta say, what ur feeling is completely normal. I mean seriously how can you truly expect a 16/17 year old KID to know what they want to do for the rest of their life? I totally get the parents wanting you to be a doctor thing. My parents want the same for me. See I genuinely love science so I don’t mind their hopes for me to become something medical but I too feel like a doctor is too difficult. That’s why I’m thinking of being a nurse. If YOU are interested, why not try for something like that? Still hard but not as much years involved. U also make your parents happy. Btw you aren’t worthless, everyone on Earth has a purpose and is capable of anything they want. :)
Maha, I loved this video! You seem so amicable and, sis, you’re glowing!! That’s honestly what I thought while watching this video 😅 The method you use to study is kinda like (if not) the Memory Palace method. Amazing video🤗🤗keep up the amazing work and best of luck in your studies!:)
Is it bad that I watch your videos 1 week late because I don't want it to feel like a long time between videos? lol I just love them so much!! Thanks for answering some of the questions I had. We understand how hard it must be to juggle med school and a very successful youtube channel at the same so take your time! you got this!
Well done! Thanks for the help. Just started making these silly stories for my final exam where I have more than 140 pages of word hope I make it out alive xD
I have found ginko biloba helpful with one caveot. I had to take tripe the dose on the bottle. I stopped for fear of toxi side effects. I did it for months before I stopped without a problem but I can't imagine it not taking. a toll on my liver. That beins said I was remembering details of other peolles conversations I overheard withou trying.
I need to try this. What I like to do when I study is write out paragraphs and circle like 15 words, at first, and try to memorize them. I then decrease the number of words down to 5 only. I list the 5 words and write out my paragraph. It makes everything connect. The right terms, or keywords, makes it easier. As long as I know those terms/keywords, then I easily remember and understand everything.
thanks for sharing.
Winner of a video, I been tryin to find out about "how to stop forgetting homework" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Yeetta Gradeify Scores - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some incredible things about it and my friend got great results with it.
That was how my sister studies. It's very helpful to memories huge chunks of text
Thanks for your idea! I used to have photographic memory and remembered everything I read. Then in 11th grade for a test, I couldn't remember one thing. I panicked and couldn't understand why I couldn't remember. Then in 12th grade I started to experience more forgetfulness. So I started repeating and rereading to memorize.
I think your stories is a more effective way to memorize and not to forget as it involves your creative part of brain and emotions.
I will teach my daughter to use your technique so that she can memorize everything. My daughter Loves stories and this will help her a lot!
This technique helped me memorize charts of many, many chemicals and how they work for a huge exam. An example is: "Lance (trade name fungicide) cant breath (works by affecting respiration) in his poncho (Guancho CS FL, seed treatment) because he eats too many carbs (Carboxamides- Group #7)". Incredibly effective. I'll remember these forever. Thanks so much!
SubHaanAllah, this is exactly what I needed. My biggest struggle this semester has been about remembering studied material. Allah yehfezik!
Hahaha I did this for my Anatomy and Physiology exams last year, here's a very stupid story to share on the 5 common causes of Jaundice:
1) Juan loves to play with his dice, but this causes his red blood cells to get tired. (Excessive destruction of RBCs)
2) One day his red blood cells were so tired from his excessive dice playing that they took it out on two innocent bystanders: Liver and Billy. These two were best friends until RBC's put a curse on them and split them up for good (Impaired uptake of bilirubin by the liver)
3) So Billy wondered the streets of Jaun's inner body all alone. He stared at a dirty stream of water and cried longing for a new friend (Obstruction of bile flow in canaliculi)
4) One day Billy met Jason. They started a friendship but then Jason ran off with his money. Billy watched him run and put his thumb upside down yelling 'You're a con Jason" (Reduced conjugation of bilirubin)
5) Meanwhile, the other organs tried to comfort Liver, as he missed his friend too. They came up with a plan to make Liver smile again. They decided to produce clones of his old friend Billy so Liver would never be lonely again. (Excessive bilirubin production by organs outside the liver)
@Peace14 wouldn't it be easier not to comment something pointless rather than comment something pointless? You have obviously missed the point of this video and reason for the learning technique. It is in fact easier to learn information when they are connected together, rather than separated bullet points. But if that works for you, congratulations, I am happy for you and I care.
amber Butthurt much?
Peace14 actually I would argue that its NOT easier to remember a set of points in comparison to a story , especially not in the long term. Story’s activate the visual areas of our brains. Imagery has been shown to have a much higher retention in terms of memory than verbal or written forms of study.
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Maha, I think you heard me banging my head against my desk in frustration trying to memorize this nervous system block. I'll definitely try this, and just in time for my test next week! Thank you for sharing 💛💛
UPDATE: Tried it. It isn't an 'all-encompassing' study technique and works best for remembering processes, not just straight information. It was also better for me to have an idea of the information by itself so the story wasn't confusing and more like a reminder. I used it to memorize the cranial nerves and where they synapse by making them inhabitants of a town. For example, Old Mrs. Gloss (glossopharyngeal nerve) and her dog Otic (synapse) salivate the same amount (stimulates the parotid salivary gland). It seems silly at first but it worked for me.
Try eating salmon, you might be omega 3 deficient
Elle, let us know how this technique has helped you.
UPDATE: I will say it isn't an 'all-encompassing' study technique and works best for remembering processes, not just straight information. It was also better for me to have an idea of the information by itself so the story wasn't confusing and more like a reminder. I used it to memorize the cranial nerves and where they synapse by making them inhabitants of a town. For example, Old Mrs. Gloss (glossopharyngeal nerve) and her dog Otic (synapse) salivate the same amount (stimulates the parotid salivary gland). It seems silly at first but it worked for me.
what year are u in
@@saherbhati I'm entering my last year of undergrad.
You saved me alot when I started med school. It helped learn anything so easily! Thank you so much!
this technique is so effective!! thanks so much
What I do is either make short sentences where the first letters represents the words I need to memorize or I search for special letters/sounds in the words that I can use to connect them to the subject I am reading about (a really simple example is that both cytosine and thymine has a y, and so does pyrimidine). I feel like that really helps too :)
Silje cool
ha i do that too
But uracil is a pyrimidine too :o
I use this technique too, it helps me when I first started learning a new course, but when infos are increasing it isn't helping anymore 😢
I’m shocked because I thought I was the only one that did that!!! High five sister!!! 😎😎 Im studying to become a future anesthesiologist 😇
Iris Gomez same!
Which country are you studying in? Because I would love the be able to become an anaesthesiologist but I’m in year 11 and I’m not the smartest!
My english is not good and dont understand well. Which is the technique she uses to study? Could you tell me?
@@jaychaudhry5452 no one is born smart or know it all! you work hard you get where you want to be. anyone can do it
Me too
Thank you so much for this idea!!! why didnt i think of this before??? God bless you!
This is so cool!! I'm in vet tech school right now and I'm about to take my finals. I'm sure this technique will help me next semester!
This has already helped me love to write stories and poems so thank you!!!!!! Makes me eager to learn again.
This is brilliant! I love this study technique because it includes my (starving) creative side into the technical side of my brain. Love it! Thanks for sharing.
I wish I was this creative lol
Adnan A I may not be right
I see your comments everywhere 😂
@@jlifesthings1368 yes !!
Fuck him -_-
johana nava sameeeeee 😂😂😂
This was great, thanks, I have been researching "easy kids poems to memorize" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Yiyevi Ponevi Approach - (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my brother in law got amazing success with it.
This is so smart, I need to start doing that for certain classes in undergrad. Thank you!
Masha Allah absolutely effective way to study , jazakillahu khayran for inspiring us
Yeah baby!! I have been doing this since forever. Legit, this works.
Just a little word of caution, it doesn't work for everybody. For example, it comes very naturally to someone like me, I can concoct such stories in no time. Often the story comes to me WHILE I read the material. But for many others, it is extremely time consuming. Please do assess the kind of thinker and learner you are before adapting to a new study technique.😃
Excellent video though, keep up the good work ❤️
Oh my lord. Thank you for this. I have been struggling to find a study method that works for me but I think I just found it! Much love!
This was such a nice break from studying for midterms
You can screen record on the iPad and add it in when editing
I am so happy to have searched on best way to study my own notes. This is spectacular!!!
I made up a story about the transcription of the DNA like 3 years ago and I still remember the story of Don that cut his hair and then wanted to be called Ron (RNA). So this technique is really really helpful!!
Omg thankkk youu so muchh for this video. I have got GCSE'S coming up and I am so terrified please keep me in your dua's hun inshallah. May Allah SWT listen to everyones dreams and grant them Success iA❤❤❤😘
Thank you so much for sharing this study technique! I’ve never seen a method for memorization that seems like it would work for me like this. I’m starting med school this July and I’ll definitely be trying this!
not sure if i’m going to be as creative as you, but i’m definitely going to try it! thanks for sharing ♥️
Omg ! This was extremely helpful. Thank you so much. I’m about to spice up my med school studying life lol
Okey everybody in the comments its in med school and
Nobody
Literally nobody
Me: in high school
Edit: thanks for 100 likes
And I'm 12.. xd
@@UZAMS you dont even need to study at your 12... Good old times
Me too lmao
Sameeeee
@@hungerfan552 uhh... we go to school too you know
That is an extremely good way! I definitely have to use this, thanks!
He’s my story.
The girl’s name is CARMINE
She takes GLYCOGEN supplement because she’s an ALCOHOLIC, she drinks 4-5 times a day. She damaged her LIVER. When she drinks she turns RED and BLUE. She finally was able to stop drinking after she started taking POTASSIUM supplements.
Let me explain.
It’s a histology station for carbohydrate called BEST CARMIN
it demonstrates GLYCOGEN. Its fixative is ABSOLUTE ALCOHOL.
Section size is 4-5 um
Its reagents are POTASSIUM CARBONATE and POTASSIUM CHLORIDE.
The results are: glycogen = RED, nuclei = BLUE.
Wow this actually does work.
Shokran, Yeslmo.
This will help a lot.
Love your videos! I can tell you are quite stressed in this one! I know uni does that to you, but remember to take a few seconds to stop and breath every now and then! Much love and best of luck
Yoooooo !!! I am definitely going to give this technique a go !!!! Thanks so much for sharing
Has anyone either failed or dropped out of your program? It seems like it is a real challenge for students to even make it through the stress and having the endurance to keep going
This is amazing advice 😍 Thank you! I’m getting ready to start NP (nurse practitioner) school and need all the studying technique tips I could get!
4EvaLoveMyBaby good luck !
:0 JUST GOT DONE MAKING SOME MINDMAPS FOR ACCOUNTING. I got creative with them hehe. And I've deffo used this before it's so my personality but this was a reminder to use this again because I've been doing more active recall type techniques and they've been stressing me out ngl
I should be studying.
Actually learned this method in college, I think an English class. It really works. We did a comparison of memorizing a whole bunch of easy words just using your own memorization and then again incorporating this type of method. Its really cool.
New subscriber here! I love your videos! You're very inspirational, and I love your determination and passion for learning biology, pathology, and medicine. Keep on keeping on!
PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ON HOW YOU HIGHLIGHT!!! IT LOOKS PERFECT!
THIS IS SUCH AN AMAZING WAY!!! THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP GOD BLESS YOU
AsSalama'laikum dear sister! It's great to see you're doing well, Alhamdu'liLah! May Allah Subanahwa'ta'Allah grant you continued success, insha'Allah!😊☝🏾️
I love the story time way of memorizing information !
Yes, I do something similar ! Relating to something out my own experience! Thank you!
thank you! as a new student a few months in, I will give this a try
Wow this is an awesome method. I'll definitely try this story creation thingy
This is a great video. I am gonna use this study method for all of my undergrad classes. I also use this app called khan academy. Great way to study and learn new things on there
cassie zigray khan academy is gold!
Thank you very much I'll use this to learn something that I really need to. This is a life saver. Thanks again
I needed this because I would just blankly Stare at my textbooks for hours and not remember anything lolll this helped sooo much😭💓
Oooh that's extremely helpful,I LOVE YOU.
I used it a few times 5 years ago but my teacher taught me the story about functions of hypothalamus and i still remember them.But this needs investment of time 😕 and my final professionals are already going on so ...But this works to whoever wondering.
Love this!!! Will definitely have to use this! Thank you!
love her style
Have u dabbled into sketchy or picmonic? They both do similar things with associating stories and pictures with what you need to know
انتي جميلة😍،شكرا لك على هذه النصائح👏💚،بالتوفيق يا دكتورة❤❤❤
You're beautiful,thanks for these advices,best wishes for you doctor😍
Just what I needed! Thank you 💛
You’re amazing! Thank you for the inspiration
Your geniuses amazing, Allah be with you always.
I've been doing this too for my upcoming exam.. Still, a lot to go through and memorize, but works for the structure. If you understand the concepts, this helps catalogizing it.
Machallah ya akhi proud of U.
this is so helpful, also why i love sketchy!
1024specialkay why sketchy? Just curious...
Just in time! Thank you so much, you’re amazing ❤️
I’m struggling a lot with anatomy right now and microbiology 😩😩😩
dinor Y Try quizlet and studystack! I used acronyms, flash cards and these two websites to help me with Anatomy. I passed A&P with 💯 on every chapter. Most textbooks have a workbook which Teachers usually won’t tell you this because they normally get their questions for exams from them. So, google to see if their is workbook companion for your text book. Wow 😮 she is really good we study the same way.
Doughgirl Natural thank you for the reminder of quizlet! I forgot all about it, I have 2 exams this week, and quizlet is soo helpful!
You’re amazing thanks for the motivation and tricks!!
We just covered the thyroid in histology lecture today so I actually understood that lol.
Thanks for this amazing study technique Maha😊✨
Thank you so much I just managed to understand how a cyclone forms from start to finish
Idk if anyone can see and read this but hopefully some does and answer.
I’m a G11 student and choosing career is making me frustrated. I’m so confuse with what I want to be. I don’t know and it makes me feel worthless. Makes me cry every time I think about it, but I’m pursuing/studying anything that is related to med because that’s what my mom told me and that I should be a doctor. Many people told me to be one, but I’m scared that I won’t make it and I don’t want to disappoint them. I’m so tired right now overthinking.
Sorry for the long drama.
Dear friends, how do you know that your career is your calling?
Hey there. Grade 10 student in Canada here. Grade 11 is definitely an important year for your future career but I gotta say, what ur feeling is completely normal. I mean seriously how can you truly expect a 16/17 year old KID to know what they want to do for the rest of their life? I totally get the parents wanting you to be a doctor thing. My parents want the same for me. See I genuinely love science so I don’t mind their hopes for me to become something medical but I too feel like a doctor is too difficult. That’s why I’m thinking of being a nurse. If YOU are interested, why not try for something like that? Still hard but not as much years involved. U also make your parents happy. Btw you aren’t worthless, everyone on Earth has a purpose and is capable of anything they want. :)
لايك قبل المشاهدة لأني متأكدة راح يكون كتيرر حلو 😻😻😻
Doesnt this take too much time? Ive tried this but, i always end up confusing myself 😭
Amna Talaat sameee. In the test am like wait what happened in that story again? 😂😂
@@zionnamidori6783 😂😂😂, that made me laugh so hard. The struggle is real
@@zionnamidori6783 me too i m like yh but who is that hicham guy again so confusin lol
@@zionnamidori6783 😂😂😂
Hope you did well in that exams...
Same here🤭
I immediately subscribed after watching! This was so helpful thank you.
Thank youuuuuuu ! So helpful 💛
Best technique ever
This video is so so helpful, thank you!!
Maha, I loved this video! You seem so amicable and, sis, you’re glowing!! That’s honestly what I thought while watching this video 😅 The method you use to study is kinda like (if not) the Memory Palace method. Amazing video🤗🤗keep up the amazing work and best of luck in your studies!:)
so helpful!! hope you ace those exams Maha!
Thank you for this now I’m lowkey excited to study
Creative ! going to try this for my next biology exam
HOW DO U HIGHLIGHT LIKE THAT ITS PERFECT!
Is it bad that I watch your videos 1 week late because I don't want it to feel like a long time between videos? lol I just love them so much!! Thanks for answering some of the questions I had. We understand how hard it must be to juggle med school and a very successful youtube channel at the same so take your time! you got this!
Very impressive...I also use similar studying techniques but it only works for me. Others seem not to get it lol 😆. Girl do what works for you...👍🏽
Well done! Thanks for the help. Just started making these silly stories for my final exam where I have more than 140 pages of word hope I make it out alive xD
Omg I love this definitely will be helpful when I prepare for my NCLEX thanks again ❤️
I’ll try it out, thank you! 🤗
I've been using your teaching technique on studying and proven really awesome
I guess this would never perform less!😀
Thanks Maha
Please add up any methods you also use
Very cool technique! Thanks for sharing 😃
This reminds me of a memory book I read.
How do you save or back up your notes on your iPad.
That's a super wonderful trick thank you 💗
this is a great technique, I think will try doing it hopefully work with me too. thanks Maha
this is sooooo cool keep going girl >> pls make video for all ways u use it to study patho , micro ans pharma pls
Trying to decide... software engineering vs medical school... which is better, more fun, more rewarding with better pay and better pay?
Which ipad were you using, sorry new to you channel, but the video was awesome, keep up the good work.
I can't even memorize the story and you want me to memorize the story and the lesson. Alright
I have found ginko biloba helpful with one caveot. I had to take tripe the dose on the bottle. I stopped for fear of toxi side effects. I did it for months before I stopped without a problem but I can't imagine it not taking. a toll on my liver. That beins said I was remembering details of other peolles conversations I overheard withou trying.
I just found your channel and I love love love your videos!!!! I was wondering if you could make a video on how you’re paying for med school :)
Great video! Girl I love good notes too! You should check out sketchy path!
Salam sister! Loved your video just wanted to ask you which size ipad do you have ? 12.9 inch or 11inch and is it the pro ?
I wish i could do this, my shitty notebook wouldn’t be able to handle all those colors it would seep through the pages :(
THANK YOU for sharing!!
I love your videos!!! Also what med school do you go to because it seems like a really good one? 😋
What accessories do you use on your apple pencil! Could you link me to them? I'm afraid I'm going to lose the top part!
Microangiopathic hemolytic anemia! (MAHA)!😂😂😂😉😉😉