How To Study USMLE Questions FAST
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Santiago AQ on studying USMLE questions faster.
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@dareutomakemecry · 2022-08 · in “Time crunch chronicles (From 209 --> 264 in 4 weeks)”
sorry for responding so late! I didn't do any CMS forms, I'm not familiar with what those are so for Step 1, I had watched a Santiago ▶ video that outlines how to review quickly, and I think I just followed a similar technique for step 2. basically i used dedicated to do as many timed blocks as possible only because timing was such an issue for me, so I would do 2 timed blocks back to back (so 2 hours) and then I wou…
View on r/Step2@struiz21 · 2021-10 · in “SOS Can someone walk me through how to thoroughly review practise questions if you have knowledge gaps doubling as a way to do content review?”
▶ link He has a decent approach, pretty much he categorizes questions into 3 different brackets. easy, medium, difficult. Easy is something you have a good grasp on and could rule out the answers easily, medium is something you know but had some difficulty ruling out, difficult is something you had no idea about. Easy questions you just read the explanation, medium questions you read explanation and skim through the…
View on r/step1@dareutomakemecry · 2021-07 · in “Alexa, play Ordinary Girl by Hannah Montana (from 174 to 243)”
…in pathology and physiology down, you can do this exam, I promise.** UWorld: made an Anki deck and a Google doc of my incorrects that I tried to review daily through dedicated. I would also annotate FA with my incorrects. Santiago AQ's ▶ video really helped me figure out how to study UW. FA: this was my MAIN study material- I did about 2 passes and supplemented with Anki on occasion Pathoma: HY HY (I think you kn…
View on r/step1@nidhzenator · 2021-05 · in “Step1 done :)”
…myself, I could study with focus for longer, feel good during and after study sessions, be hopeful and get more answers correct too. Meditation always helps, I liked this one alot, it was very effective in changing my state of mind from all over the place to a clear, peaceful and more focused one - ▶ link Watched these videos for improving question review, I suggest you try this too if it helps - ▶ link and ▶ link
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