Thank you, I think this will help me a lot in studying for the MCAT! Most study plan videos just go over what someone did to get a good score, but don't provide any flexibility or logic around why something works. This video is different.
I wish there was a way to turn off HDR when channels enable it. It just makes the UA-cam video as bright as a flashbang and makes the rest of my UA-cam dark and unreadable.
Awesome video. Would you be able to make a video that dives more in depth about how you study during each study session. Are you mainly doing practice questions or reading etc.
Thank you for this video. To be honest, I regret to say (and this brings me no happiness), that I have failed a lot of my courses simply because I did not have a set-schedule for studying. I always had really good memory as a kid, so flash cards were a few of the tools that I'd use. Memorizing a few things here and there helped, but when it came to problem solving; getting to the root of a problem and developing a solution for it; I struggled and ended with failure. I then realized that memorization comes with understanding the fundamentals of the subject; focus on the foundation (what, why, how, etc), not just the remembrance of certain ideas surfaced on concepts. Again, thank you, I will put this plan into action for my Fall semester coming up.
just curious what you think about pre-made flash cards. i agree about making your own it, it is a waste of time. but with premade and for a larger test (im taking the mcat) i think they have benefit in certain subjects that you just need refreshers on especially if you are studying over the course of several months. obviously something like physics or chemistry that requires you to manipulate equations and things like that are less flashcard friendly but generally i think they have benefit when used in combination with the study tools you mentioned. let me know what you think
Thanks for this super helpful video. I'm starting med school in a month and will definitely implement these strategies . Do you think Anki would be worthwhile if you have "pre-made" decks like AnKing (believe it has 36k cards now), since it takes out the time and energy of having to make the cards?
Love this video. And thank you for pointing out flashcards, somehow I could never make a use of them, it always felt like a memorization rather than an understanding method.
I also don't like Anki tbh, I only used it a little to help me retain Sketchy microbio. I'm also trying to get into neurosurgery for residency. Thank you for this video! I'm going to use it for my finals for sure
Bro is jacked 😅
he uses ONLY his hands in the OR lol
Thank you, I think this will help me a lot in studying for the MCAT! Most study plan videos just go over what someone did to get a good score, but don't provide any flexibility or logic around why something works. This video is different.
Sensible and logical approach 🎉 kudos man
This is so straightforward and practical while allowing days for breaks we know we’ll need and take. Thank you for this!
Thats awesome. Fellow neurosurgery resident here. Don’t know how i came to this video, but glad I did.
Hi is it cool If I ask some questions
I wish there was a way to turn off HDR when channels enable it. It just makes the UA-cam video as bright as a flashbang and makes the rest of my UA-cam dark and unreadable.
the first realistic schedule planning. thank you so very much!
Awesome video. Would you be able to make a video that dives more in depth about how you study during each study session. Are you mainly doing practice questions or reading etc.
Thank you for this video. To be honest, I regret to say (and this brings me no happiness), that I have failed a lot of my courses simply because I did not have a set-schedule for studying. I always had really good memory as a kid, so flash cards were a few of the tools that I'd use. Memorizing a few things here and there helped, but when it came to problem solving; getting to the root of a problem and developing a solution for it; I struggled and ended with failure. I then realized that memorization comes with understanding the fundamentals of the subject; focus on the foundation (what, why, how, etc), not just the remembrance of certain ideas surfaced on concepts.
Again, thank you, I will put this plan into action for my Fall semester coming up.
Totally agree with your views on flashcards
Can you make a video on how you would approach reviewing practices questions/exams efficiently!
just curious what you think about pre-made flash cards. i agree about making your own it, it is a waste of time. but with premade and for a larger test (im taking the mcat) i think they have benefit in certain subjects that you just need refreshers on especially if you are studying over the course of several months. obviously something like physics or chemistry that requires you to manipulate equations and things like that are less flashcard friendly but generally i think they have benefit when used in combination with the study tools you mentioned. let me know what you think
Thanks for this super helpful video. I'm starting med school in a month and will definitely implement these strategies . Do you think Anki would be worthwhile if you have "pre-made" decks like AnKing (believe it has 36k cards now), since it takes out the time and energy of having to make the cards?
inadvertently developed the same method through trial and error, being unforgiving with time restrictions is a MUST! nice vid !
Didn't know Bruce Banner does this in his part time!
Sir can you tell us sone way to be so good at study and be so JACKED at the same time!?
How were you able to stay jacked throughout med school, residency, etc.?
This was a brilliant video Dr. Andrews. Thank you so much!
Thank you for the full length!
Thank you!
Insightful, thanks man for sharing!
Great video! Currently studying for step 1 as a USMD student
Big emphasis on the Anki not being good.
I agree but why do you think that? It just never clicked for me tbh
Anki is just a good memory tool and nothing else but a lot of people make the mistake of using anki decks as a way of learning new information
strongly disagree
It really depends on what subject you study. Ex biology is mostly memorizing definitions so anki would be good but for things like physic not so much.
its only good for memorizing things, like if u meed to memorize a whole list the its great.
Benchpress or chestpress?
Wow! Amazing thank you!
He's hot. I'm taking notes!
We need more videos like this! Amazing.
Thanks!
seeing this 5 weeks before my UCAT. UA-cam got too much data on me.
Love this video. And thank you for pointing out flashcards, somehow I could never make a use of them, it always felt like a memorization rather than an understanding method.
Thank you, Dr. Andrews! This is a great video :)
This is wonderful thank you !
I also don't like Anki tbh, I only used it a little to help me retain Sketchy microbio. I'm also trying to get into neurosurgery for residency. Thank you for this video! I'm going to use it for my finals for sure
Could you make a video on how you study for some of your classes?
Gonna use this for my mcat which is in a month
Respectfully, did you write all that down on the walls?
What is your opinion on premade flash card decks?
Love this channel
Why so swole? What are the health benefits? Ortho528?
Exactly 💯! It's not even a good looking body!
This was awesome thank you
A Gem of a Video. Needs a lot more recognition
Great video!
Though I'm a girl,don't like the view of any jacked boy or anyone in great shape 😂when i look at them,i get frustrated and uncomfortable