Medical School: How to study, read and learn – Medical School Survival Guide | Lecturio

I love how you said that " read out loud will keep you away from daydreaming" I actually read out loud a lot when I get stressful by the material however, it does really help me to keep on tract and I didn't even know that it is one of the strategy! I love this video so much! It is excellent!!!! You should get a million subscriber!!! <3

Your videos are a cynical abuse of the naive public not conveying any information and from what you are providing is very low quality of material any way. So I for one would not enroll to any of your study courses

I think this is the best of all I have seen about studying techniques

This is gold, Doctor, thank you so much!

What if I'm already in my 4th year of medical school and I want to start learning all over again. At least understand clinical disciplines.

This cannot work all students! Like I have classes from 8am -7pm😊

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Thank you so much sir your advices is realy important 💜 Medical student from Iraq

As a student with low knowledge, I can not make those questions that are deep enough like what professors give in exams. So I do not find the flashcards more than a waste of my limited time.

SUMMARY

1. Creat a manageable study schedule (one that you can really stick with!).
- Wake up 2 hours early before lectures have your breakfast and coffee.
- Review the lecture you are about to take.
- Watch or go to the lecture.
- Take a break.
- Review the material from different sources to get a grasp of it.

2. Know how to strategically time it.
- Modified pomodoro technique: 30 min study then 5 min.
- NO DISTRACTION (Phone airplane mode).

3. Learn techniques to enhance recall of information.
- Study using multiple resources but not many.
- Study from a high-yield book for important information.
- Have a reference (that may have many low-yield info) to really understand the high yield material.
- Flashcards and spaced-repetition.
- Do not cram.

4. Learn how to read quickly while retaining information.
- Read out loud.
- Act like a teacher.
- Highlight and underline while you read.

5. Learn how to study when you don't want to.
- Develop a habit of studying:
Cue: after breakfast or after exercising.
Habit: Studying using modified pomodoro technique
Reward: Eat or do something that you like.

6. Learn how to have a good sleep schedule (VERY CRITICAL).
- Sleep 7-8 hours and no matter what just MAKE IT HAPPENS!
- Take 20-30 min nap.
- No bluelight, no caffeine, no heavy meals, no stress or loud noise before sleeping.

I'm here after being five years in medical school, this lecture helped me a lot to survive many times by the habits I started at that time. Thanks Dr.

I'm in need of a mentor for medical school,how do I get in contact with you sir?

Thankyou so much,

Wish I knew these before college. Such a great find! Thanks!

It's not just about reading and retention but reading and comprehension! That's what learning is about. Otherwise how do you increase your critical thinking 🤔?

Flashcards..Anki baaaaby. How many cards per day 🤔

perfect adviser ❤️

I love his body language