How to Approach Missed Questions and Make Anki Flashcards
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How to review missed practice questions and turn them into Anki cards.
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@AR12PleaseSaveMe · 2023-05 · in “Setting up anki”
I use AnKing deck. I pay $5/mo. to get the live updates. The service has improved a lot since launch and is worth the money, IMO. I love anki so I'm using it for my prep. Listen to these videos: ▶ What AnKing would have done differently. I think he goes into scheduling (ease modifier for example.) ▶ How to approach missed questions. Tbh, the step 2 decks are trash at this point. Even AnKing isn't the best. They were…
View on r/Step2@AnKingMed · 2023-04 · in “Strategy for making Anki cards from UWorld?? Would pledge my firstborn for advice”
How to Approach Missed Questions and Make Anki Flashcards: ▶ link
View on r/step1@bsauce222 · 2021-09 · in “9/15/21 Score Release Thread”
…of the answer explanations are not the best, but some can be helpful. I'm an anking guy so I would essentially pull the card that related to the topic I missed and would do that card over and over in a sub deck, (see his missed questions ▶ video). As you move forward, you also get a lot better at seeing the patterns of what kind of questions are being asked. Example: Lesch-Nyhan syndrome and purine synthesis. Super…
View on r/step1@AnKingMed · 2021-07 · in “how do i stop making stupid mistakes??”
How to Approach Missed Questions and Make Anki Flashcards: ▶ link
View on r/Step2@quintand · 2021-06 · in “How to people retain ALL the info from UWorld, and is it necessary to remember all of it to score decently on Step?”
…really early. This isn't exactly true. A lot of people really recommend making Anki cards off of your UWorld incorrects. When you miss a question, make Anki card(s). Do all your UWorld Incorrect Anki cards everyday and you should theoretically retain all of the UWorld stuff you struggled with the first time. This video from the Anking explains how to examine questions and make good Anki cards about them. ▶ link
View on r/step1@DOctorDOes · 2021-06 · in “Literally losing it, 162 on NBME 26, 3 weeks out.”
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