There are several components to studying anatomy. One plan I found which succeeds in merging these is the Anatomy Blueprint Pro (google it if you're interested) definately the most useful course i've seen. Check out this super resource.
There are a few factors in concentrating. One plan I discovered which succeeds in merging these is the Magic Focus Plan (check it out on google) definately the most helpful blueprint i've seen. Check out the incredible information .👍
Thanks for the Video clip! Forgive me for the intrusion, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you considered - Conabel Muscle Marmsome (search on google)? It is a smashing one off guide for learning how to memorise anything minus the hard work. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my work colleague after many years got great success with it.
At first sight studying human anatomy may appear very difficult. It's true that it's not simple and your studies wont change that. As for it being overwhelming, this can be solved if you take it one step at a time. I discovered an article on Sebs Study Crammer very useful for this.
Lovely video content! Sorry for butting in, I would love your opinion. Have you thought about - Conabel Muscle Marmsome (do a search on google)? It is an awesome one of a kind product for learning how to memorise anything without the hard work. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my good mate called Gray after many years got great results with it.
1. Repetition 2. Recall info not simply recognition 3. Good flashcards - scheduled 4. Do more practice problems 5. Review strategically 6. Use downtime for flashcards 7. 25 minutes pomodoro - chunks 8. Practice daily 9. Avoid getting behind on flashcards 10. Don't make too many cards 11. Be honestly with recall & recognition
0:40 Imperfect Memory and Memory Science 3:14 How to Implement the Spacing Effect 4:58 When Should I Use Anki? 6:35 How to Use Anki 6:43 Review Strategically 8:12 Practice Every Single Day 8:38 Avoid Getting Behind on Cards Due 9:07 Don't Make Too Many Cards 9:48 Be Honest with Recall vs Recognition
I use to memorize and have a great memory in my high school years but I lost it when I began college in NYC because I haven’t practiced like I use to. Thanks for this
@@camiloiribarren1450 i graduated 4 years ago, assigned to be a brigade medic. 4 years in camps and now i'm just a few bottles away from forgetting everything I've learned in university and hospital, which is 7 years of study. The soldiers, they drink too much 😓
@@colbygranger2489, can you kindly share the empirical research demonstrating that sleep deprived individuals serving in the military have "good" memories? Thanks!
i'm only 20 years old and i have been losing my memory... but i refuse to allow my problem to defeat me. i have far too much strength and have been through too much to let this thing successfully sabatoge me. i can do it, because i can think it. this is MY mind. i ask, please, for strength. kind and encouraging words from you. i also hope that my story will be encouraging and motivating for you. this dark time will not be infinite.
I'm not even a med student. I'm beauty therapy but I have a horrible time with recalling things if I leave it for a few days. In my course, I have to recall the cardiovascular system (arteries mostly), skeletal system (every bone), muscular system (the ones I work on around the body), lymphatic system (nodes) and also all the contraindications and treatments and legislations to go along with it. As easy as it is for me to learn and understand something, it's just as easy for me to forget. To be honest, this has been the best video I've found to help me out with my struggles because although my course isn't a pure science/med course, those things are heavily included. So thank you so much and keep up the good work!
My biggest struggle is to find what is more important to add to my flashcards. Besides that, its hard when i have to memorize a card with lots of information that cant be fragmented, e.g, all symptoms of a disease.
Hi im a 15 yrs old student on 10th grade and im watching your video because im having trouble memorising things and i find this video helpful thank you
I’m 18 and have always had an amazing memory. I can remember back to when I was 2 and my memory has always helped me out in school. I’ve always aced tests and presentations because of my good memory and my teachers and classmates have always been so impressed by it. Having an amazing memory really is a great thing and I wouldn’t give it up. But there are some disadvantages to a good memory. I have a nearly perfect recollection of almost everything. This includes bad memories. So I have a lot of unpleasant memories that I remember perfectly. And that’s led to me having ocd intrusive thoughts. Where unpleasant memories play in my mind over and over again. It drives me crazy sometimes. I’ve been super close to punching a wall a few times due to my intrusive thoughts. I recently started taking ocd meds and I haven’t been on it for very long but I’ve noticed that I haven’t had as much intrusive thoughts throughout the day. Which I’m really happy about and I’m sure I’ll be seeing more improvement as time goes on
@@maryanderson4870 I’ve had a good memory my whole life. But I’d recommend logging things in either a journal or the notes on your phone or use flash cards if you’re trying to memorize something. Flash cards have always helped me memorize things
Well same. I have a good memory also since I was a kid like I remember every detail of my memory. I always remember this/that particular date, person's name and face. It helps of my studies but also it does have a disadvantages because I kept on remembering those bad memories and it repeat and repeat on my mind even though I don't want to think Abt it
I used to have a lot of memory back then when I was a kid upto class 5 or above i think, I am in college first year now. But i think this memory power has been fading a lot for me since I started having OCD from class 7 or not... I don't know if it's because of OCD or other problems or hearing songs loudly on full volume mode on headphones on ears.... Now I forget stuff easily and it sucks.... And I will lost a lot of time doing my OCD.
Hi Dr. Jubbal, I'm 30 and always wanted top be a doctor. After my undergrad, I needed to take care of my family as the situation they were in was critical. Over the years they have become self sustaining and rely less on my input. I've been studying for my MCAT, and hopes to get in med school in the next few years. Do you have any insight or recommendations based on my briefly explained history and goals? Also, your study tips and techniques have been saving my life and I've been optimizing my time thanks to you. You and your team are truly amazing people. Thank you!
I use anki as an auxiliar method to language learning （Japanese and Esperanto）and it works wonders for 15〜30 minutes of full focus study when possible while 2〜5 minute sessions need a little bit more repetitions to really get engraved on the mind.
Ever since I read A Mind for Numbers and learned about chunks and how to take advantage and strategize how to memorize I have been studying way more effectively and tackle study goals more easily. Love that this info is now found everywhere not just in a book.
The question I inevitably ask myself now is HOW THE HELL is Anki not paying you yet :') I myself started using it because of your videos and I dragged at least other fifteen med students to the Anki concept... give this man a sponsorship
Hii pre schooler here, nice to meet you all. I've been practicing concentration these past few months by counting the number of seconds in a day without losing count. I'm happy to see that there are other ways
@@Fir3bend3r For decks geared towards the USMLE, the material may not be as high yield for your studies. If you have time, making your own decks on Anki is a great way to actively learn the material. Feel free to message me if you have questions on how to do that!
Hey , i'm a high school student and i'm recently using the anki , and ive gone quite good at it , but the problem is with my settings what settings u guys recommend me , this year i have 7 subject and i'm doing 4 of them in the anki app so i'm preparing myself in this summer which will be last 3 months in our country so it mean school is 3 to 4 months away and we'll do lots of quizzes and exams in school and after 6 to 7 months of school well have 1 to 2 months to review the subject , so that was the details please i want to know what is the best setting i could use . 👍
5:46 You could consider using an addon such as the (random) sequence inserter to avoid this problem with multiple-choice questions. The answer set will be the same, but you can get them to be presented in a different order, and so you cannot unwittingly remember that a question has answer "A" rather than whatever answer that choice actually stands for. It's a bit more advanced, but in certain cases it could be worth the effort. Or perhaps rather than remembering "A", you mean that while you do remember the actual answer as it is shown, but just in terms of the literal phrasing of it, rather than the concepts behind it? But in that case, that problem could in principle occur just as easily for open questions, and I think in practice that will not happen too much, especially if you as a user are cognizant of this to some degree.
So I started using Anki this semester well. Tried it last semester but not well. For me I found using cloze deletion flashcards and image occlusion and simply copying pasting slides to be best. Typing by hand took too long and was inefficient
I have a photographic memory and a declarative memory, I just use them both, but I still have to use spaced repetitions and active recall to remember with high accuracy, and I still have to deeply understand what I'm learning otherwise I wouldn't make it. These techniques are awesome and suitable for everyone and every kind of memory.
If you do find a pre-made deck that perfectly covers the material you want to learn, don't forget that you can still edit the cards and fields. I always at the very least add a mnemonic field and stuff the cards with images and stories.
Anki is definitely amazing for languages ! I use it all the time for english, chinese, spanish, and even french (my native language...). Good luck anyway :) Also, think about adding pictures for each word you add. Plus, some addons are quite helpful when it comes to making asian language flashcards (I use Chinese support).
@@khadhija7 Right now I am on duo, listening to the TTMIK podcasts, I have the TTMIK book, workbook, and hangeul master that I go through. I also add new vocabulary from the books to anki and do the cards every day as well as watching k-dramas and listening to k-pop to immerse myself!
@@ma-teman1197 saaammmee i binge watch so many kdramas its scary... and as u can see from my pro pic, I'm an ARMY ^_^ Eventually I hope to get the TTMIK books tho, but for now I'll take you up on your tip for using ANKI for languages :D
I’m glad I found this now ! I’m just about to start my journey as an undergraduate. This will surely help me get the grades I need to get into medical school
Seconding Anki! I wish more of my classmates used it. That way we could make share decks. Sadly, my friend and I are only two people who use it.Sometimes I have trouble differentiating important (=testable) information.
Kudos for the Video clip! Excuse me for chiming in, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you thought about - Conabel Muscle Marmsome (do a google search)? It is an awesome one of a kind product for learning how to memorise anything without the headache. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my close friend Aubrey after many years got astronomical success with it.
I am a cosmetology who is trying to remember all of this, and why do I want to do hair again? But it's to late money already down. I need to remember. Thank you for sharing this.😃😃😃😃
Got me into ANKI around a year ago, wish I would have used it more in undergrad. Now I'm slowly converting classmates to it as they realize ineffective studying methods won't cut it in med school.
First exposure about 65 years ago while riding the 8th Ave subway and watching a mailman (yes,man) using index cards to memorize area codes (yes, area).
Hi! I'm known of having bad memory. Yesterday I've watched this video because we have speech presentation at school today as Mayor, and many teachers will watch. I pray God to help me memorized my 2 pages written script, and I follow this video. Today is my presentation and I'm confident. I memorized everything through the help of God and this video. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
I used to use Anki in my first semester but I found that it took too much time to make the cards or I made too many cards. How many cards should I make per lecture?
Flashcards? What about memory palaces, hacks to improve specific memory associations or chunking information? Those are the techniques that memory champions use. Imagine yourself walking through your house (or a place you know well) and associating a memory you want to save to a specific places of it. Then, you just have to mentally walk through it to remember what was stored in every place. Also, to improve different idea associations, just mix them up, make them ridiculous or shocking, so you don't forget. Need to buy milk, cookies and a mop? Then imagine a cookie with hand and legs moping milk (for example, I just made this up). Use your imagination.
Hey, he has already done a few videos about this too. As someone who has tried a bit of everything when it comes to memorization, I daresay those techniques are great (memory palace). But I haven't used it much since it was somewhat challenging : I remembered the content better than the place where I left it... Like, yea I know II-2)a- is about amnesty laws, but is it on the couch or in the wardrobe ? xD To me, the best combination is flashcards for words, numbers, dates, definitions, books, events, simple ideas ; and schemes for either mapping the content of the lesson as a whole and remember mecanisms and causalties. Making schemes as Anki flashcards is also a nice way to remember causalties !
I've also heard of this on a different video. I tried to do it but I found it extremely difficult and useless for biology/chem exams. (Probably because I didn't master the method).
I'm not able to understand what's a good flashcard like and what are the differences between a good and a bad flashcard ?? (I'm a med student first year) Please explain in terms of a medical student and also with ur experience plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Back in my time, it helped me to take notes, what my teacher talked about during class. Just cluttered it on paper in lesson and underlined the important things (I personally can figure out what's more important than something else while talking due to on what someone takes emphasize on, yes, I had still a difficult time with monotonous old teachers). Then when I had to take the bus home, I made my first copy of the subject sheet I got the most problems with and simply rewrote things a bit more cleaner. At home after homeworks, I made my 2nd/3rd (depending on subject/topic). Everytime I had finished one I made a short break and just relaxed. So the brain got the time to process things. When I was done with all, I did myself a good f.e. took a warm bath or whatever and then went to bed. At weekends I took the daily sheets and made a summary from each subject/topic. And months end/before exam, I took the weekly/months sheets and rewrote them again. I even, when holidays started, rewrote those sheets and summarized them just because that's what helped me to actually learn. Many people, including my parents always said to me "why you don't learn by speaking?", "why do you need so long for your school stuff?", "you sure you'll pass the exam?" And everytime, I just proved them wrong by passing every exam almost perfectly. I don't know why that happened or why I behaved that way. I just know that I'm doing things always differently than others and that i can figure my ways of doing things out on my own and in my opinion, there isn't "the one and perfect" neither "the best" way of doing stuff. Everyone needs to figure out their individual way of get things done. For others it might help just to learn the sheets the teachers gives out or an app shows you and learn those by heart. I never really "learned" for something. I didn't really read those sheets either when a test or exam was coming and I'm still not a fan of pushing stuff in my brain on the night before the test/exam. Since in my opinion - what you didn't understood until then/what you're not capable of until then, you won't be when the test/exam is right in front of you. I've never was even remotely close of being stressed with learning. Others might be, I don't know and really can't understand since I've never had the experience.
I’m watching these videos cause they calm me down I have exams in less than 50 days and I’m freaking out I’m doing 2 years in 1 because of travelling reasons and I know I’m failing
when I was younger I had great memory and was an excellent student but when I was twelve years of age my life changed I had to have immediate surgery and my life was never the same and it is definitely hard to stay focus and memorize
This methods can work for theory related college lectures but what other method can be used to memorize MATH related subjects? Learning what steps you need to solve any equation is way different than learning concepts and facts
I read online that introducing 25 new cards each day is ideal. However, I’m wondering how many decks I can realistically study every day? For example, if I have a deck for my second language, a deck for the MCAT, and a deck for biology, can I study all 3 and add 25 new cards to the decks each day? TIA!
Hi, While techniques like Anki may be useful for medical students where you need to memorize lots of conceptual facts, I'm having problems understanding how they can be used in subjects like Law and Finance. I understand this isn't your domain, but do you have any take on that ?
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There are several components to studying anatomy. One plan I found which succeeds in merging these is the Anatomy Blueprint Pro (google it if you're interested) definately the most useful course i've seen. Check out this super resource.
There are a few factors in concentrating. One plan I discovered which succeeds in merging these is the Magic Focus Plan (check it out on google) definately the most helpful blueprint i've seen. Check out the incredible information .👍
Thanks for the Video clip! Forgive me for the intrusion, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you considered - Conabel Muscle Marmsome (search on google)? It is a smashing one off guide for learning how to memorise anything minus the hard work. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my work colleague after many years got great success with it.
At first sight studying human anatomy may appear very difficult. It's true that it's not simple and your studies wont change that. As for it being overwhelming, this can be solved if you take it one step at a time. I discovered an article on Sebs Study Crammer very useful for this.
Lovely video content! Sorry for butting in, I would love your opinion. Have you thought about - Conabel Muscle Marmsome (do a search on google)? It is an awesome one of a kind product for learning how to memorise anything without the hard work. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my good mate called Gray after many years got great results with it.
1. Repetition
2. Recall info not simply recognition
3. Good flashcards - scheduled
4. Do more practice problems
5. Review strategically
6. Use downtime for flashcards
7. 25 minutes pomodoro - chunks
8. Practice daily
9. Avoid getting behind on flashcards
10. Don't make too many cards
11. Be honestly with recall & recognition
thanksss
Thanks so much 👊🏽
Thanks!
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Wait, i forgot how to improve my memory.
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wait I forgot meaning of 'lol'😫😫
@@Unknownbhai27 wait i forgot meaning of 'forgot'
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Wait I forgot who I am
0:40 Imperfect Memory and Memory Science
3:14 How to Implement the Spacing Effect
4:58 When Should I Use Anki?
6:35 How to Use Anki
6:43 Review Strategically
8:12 Practice Every Single Day
8:38 Avoid Getting Behind on Cards Due
9:07 Don't Make Too Many Cards
9:48 Be Honest with Recall vs Recognition
Thanks for the summary
Danke
Literally saved my time
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I use to memorize and have a great memory in my high school years but I lost it when I began college in NYC because I haven’t practiced like I use to. Thanks for this
same. used to be a bright mind back in high school. Alcohol and lack of sleep ruined my brain tho. I'm struggling to get back
@@phuongvu527 I’m with you, Buddy. I’m trying hard to regain my memory skills, especially since I am applying to medical school
@@camiloiribarren1450 i graduated 4 years ago, assigned to be a brigade medic. 4 years in camps and now i'm just a few bottles away from forgetting everything I've learned in university and hospital, which is 7 years of study. The soldiers, they drink too much 😓
1. Getting enough sleep
Something I'll probably never do lol
Art Chemist how do you explain people that have good memories in the military while they dont get much sleep?
@@colbygranger2489 genetics bro
@@colbygranger2489, can you kindly share the empirical research demonstrating that sleep deprived individuals serving in the military have "good" memories? Thanks!
Uhh...
Roger Ward lol
i'm only 20 years old and i have been losing my memory... but i refuse to allow my problem to defeat me. i have far too much strength and have been through too much to let this thing successfully sabatoge me. i can do it, because i can think it. this is MY mind. i ask, please, for strength. kind and encouraging words from you. i also hope that my story will be encouraging and motivating for you. this dark time will not be infinite.
Not too late bro, goodluck on your endeavour
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@@madxnna don’t give up man. You can escape this. God bless. I’ll be praying for you.
@@Daniel-nm2qb this is a sign... thank you so much and god bless you 🍓🍓🍓
Your videos are life saving. The time and effort you put into them really shows! Thank you for all you do!
Bro you’re so helpful I make sure to watch all the ads for you😂
I'm not even a med student. I'm beauty therapy but I have a horrible time with recalling things if I leave it for a few days. In my course, I have to recall the cardiovascular system (arteries mostly), skeletal system (every bone), muscular system (the ones I work on around the body), lymphatic system (nodes) and also all the contraindications and treatments and legislations to go along with it. As easy as it is for me to learn and understand something, it's just as easy for me to forget. To be honest, this has been the best video I've found to help me out with my struggles because although my course isn't a pure science/med course, those things are heavily included. So thank you so much and keep up the good work!
My biggest struggle is to find what is more important to add to my flashcards. Besides that, its hard when i have to memorize a card with lots of information that cant be fragmented, e.g, all symptoms of a disease.
Cloze overlapper add-on works well for symptoms
That's why you memorize the exclusive and special symptoms. Memorizing all the symptoms is just impossible..
Use Anki
Hi im a 15 yrs old student on 10th grade and im watching your video because im having trouble memorising things and i find this video helpful thank you
I’m 18 and have always had an amazing memory. I can remember back to when I was 2 and my memory has always helped me out in school. I’ve always aced tests and presentations because of my good memory and my teachers and classmates have always been so impressed by it. Having an amazing memory really is a great thing and I wouldn’t give it up. But there are some disadvantages to a good memory. I have a nearly perfect recollection of almost everything. This includes bad memories. So I have a lot of unpleasant memories that I remember perfectly. And that’s led to me having ocd intrusive thoughts. Where unpleasant memories play in my mind over and over again. It drives me crazy sometimes. I’ve been super close to punching a wall a few times due to my intrusive thoughts. I recently started taking ocd meds and I haven’t been on it for very long but I’ve noticed that I haven’t had as much intrusive thoughts throughout the day. Which I’m really happy about and I’m sure I’ll be seeing more improvement as time goes on
I have a very bad memory like i forgot things in few minute or hours
How did you develop a good memory? Can you share? I forget things a lot and it is affecting me. Your help will help me
@@maryanderson4870 I’ve had a good memory my whole life. But I’d recommend logging things in either a journal or the notes on your phone or use flash cards if you’re trying to memorize something. Flash cards have always helped me memorize things
Well same. I have a good memory also since I was a kid like I remember every detail of my memory. I always remember this/that particular date, person's name and face. It helps of my studies but also it does have a disadvantages because I kept on remembering those bad memories and it repeat and repeat on my mind even though I don't want to think Abt it
I used to have a lot of memory back then when I was a kid upto class 5 or above i think, I am in college first year now.
But i think this memory power has been fading a lot for me since I started having OCD from class 7 or not... I don't know if it's because of OCD or other problems or hearing songs loudly on full volume mode on headphones on ears.... Now I forget stuff easily and it sucks.... And I will lost a lot of time doing my OCD.
Hi Dr. Jubbal, I'm 30 and always wanted top be a doctor. After my undergrad, I needed to take care of my family as the situation they were in was critical. Over the years they have become self sustaining and rely less on my input. I've been studying for my MCAT, and hopes to get in med school in the next few years. Do you have any insight or recommendations based on my briefly explained history and goals?
Also, your study tips and techniques have been saving my life and I've been optimizing my time thanks to you. You and your team are truly amazing people. Thank you!
@@MedSchoolInsiders Amazing, I look forward to that video and more. Thanks for responding!
@@lsv99822 im 15 n just dropped out, we've lived different lives
Hey, I just came across this comment. Best of luck to you!! I hope you made it to medschool!
I use anki as an auxiliar method to language learning （Japanese and Esperanto）and it works wonders for 15〜30 minutes of full focus study when possible while 2〜5 minute sessions need a little bit more repetitions to really get engraved on the mind.
I have been using Anki to learn English
I totally recommend it's so useful.
The schedule is one of great determining point of any success , how to make a good schedule with a lot of information to capture
This is exactly what I wanted... Thanks...Waiting for part 2
Ever since I read A Mind for Numbers and learned about chunks and how to take advantage and strategize how to memorize I have been studying way more effectively and tackle study goals more easily. Love that this info is now found everywhere not just in a book.
The question I inevitably ask myself now is HOW THE HELL is Anki not paying you yet :') I myself started using it because of your videos and I dragged at least other fifteen med students to the Anki concept... give this man a sponsorship
Anki is free...
@@yaname59 I think he meant Anki should give Med School Insiders a sponsorship
My name is anki...
I'm not studying anything related to medicine but love your content. Thanks!
Impressed and Inspired!! Everything about the video is just perfect. Loads of love from India.
Hii pre schooler here, nice to meet you all. I've been practicing concentration these past few months by counting the number of seconds in a day without losing count. I'm happy to see that there are other ways
I always stand up early to learn in the morning! I learn so much quicker when I am still fresh xD
How to Medicate thats the best time to workout also
This is great content, I used a lot of these techniques to get through medical school! Anki was a lifesaver 🙌🏼
Hey I’m in PA school but still use Anki, do you think some of the USMLE decks that are already made useful and high yield info?
@@Fir3bend3r For decks geared towards the USMLE, the material may not be as high yield for your studies. If you have time, making your own decks on Anki is a great way to actively learn the material. Feel free to message me if you have questions on how to do that!
what's so special about anki. it's basically just flash cards.
I also always make my own flashcards .I have never used a pre made deck and I feel like making the cards in itself helps a lot.
Same. I basically memories stuff and learn them while I'm making them. Plus I kinda don't trust the pre-made flashcards
Omg!!! I wanted to know about how to make better flashcards!!! Looking forward to it!!!
Piotr 20 rules may help. Please google.
I wish I knew about anki when I started medical school
i wish i knew when i started high school lol
And i think..when i was born lolss
Hey , i'm a high school student and i'm recently using the anki , and ive gone quite good at it , but the problem is with my settings what settings u guys recommend me , this year i have 7 subject and i'm doing 4 of them in the anki app so i'm preparing myself in this summer which will be last 3 months in our country so it mean school is 3 to 4 months away and we'll do lots of quizzes and exams in school and after 6 to 7 months of school well have 1 to 2 months to review the subject , so that was the details please i want to know what is the best setting i could use . 👍
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did you have to pay to download it or..
@@fatimaalrubai7858 it's free for android
how on earth did you use anki for maths? because isnt maths very concept based?
I’m in tech and used this technique to pass one of the hardest IT Certification exams!
You make me want to be a surgeon (my first career choice) now it's nursing.
5:46 You could consider using an addon such as the (random) sequence inserter to avoid this problem with multiple-choice questions. The answer set will be the same, but you can get them to be presented in a different order, and so you cannot unwittingly remember that a question has answer "A" rather than whatever answer that choice actually stands for. It's a bit more advanced, but in certain cases it could be worth the effort.
Or perhaps rather than remembering "A", you mean that while you do remember the actual answer as it is shown, but just in terms of the literal phrasing of it, rather than the concepts behind it? But in that case, that problem could in principle occur just as easily for open questions, and I think in practice that will not happen too much, especially if you as a user are cognizant of this to some degree.
I NEED THE NEXT VIDEOS! I tried using anki on my iPhone but I really just didn’t know how to navigate the app best so dropped it
Your not the only one. I tried it but it felt ineffective for me. I felt like I was using more time to create the flashcards instead of learning.
So I started using Anki this semester well. Tried it last semester but not well. For me I found using cloze deletion flashcards and image occlusion and simply copying pasting slides to be best. Typing by hand took too long and was inefficient
Great video on memory... Improving mine daily with techniques
I have a photographic memory and a declarative memory, I just use them both, but I still have to use spaced repetitions and active recall to remember with high accuracy, and I still have to deeply understand what I'm learning otherwise I wouldn't make it. These techniques are awesome and suitable for everyone and every kind of memory.
Thanks for explaining the science behind every tip!
If you do find a pre-made deck that perfectly covers the material you want to learn, don't forget that you can still edit the cards and fields. I always at the very least add a mnemonic field and stuff the cards with images and stories.
This advice is great, I will most certainly apply it when I pick back up studying Korean!
Anki is definitely amazing for languages ! I use it all the time for english, chinese, spanish, and even french (my native language...). Good luck anyway :)
Also, think about adding pictures for each word you add. Plus, some addons are quite helpful when it comes to making asian language flashcards (I use Chinese support).
OH COOL!! I'm on duolingo and looking at free grammar lessons from TTMIK for learning Korean now. How do you learn Korean? Online or...?
@@khadhija7 Right now I am on duo, listening to the TTMIK podcasts, I have the TTMIK book, workbook, and hangeul master that I go through. I also add new vocabulary from the books to anki and do the cards every day as well as watching k-dramas and listening to k-pop to immerse myself!
@@ma-teman1197 saaammmee i binge watch so many kdramas its scary... and as u can see from my pro pic, I'm an ARMY ^_^ Eventually I hope to get the TTMIK books tho, but for now I'll take you up on your tip for using ANKI for languages :D
currently 13 years old and wanting to be a pediatrician when i grow up
Just graduated from med school and watch this video. Lol, how can I be that late !!! Anyway, thank you so much for your advice !!
Congrats!
Me: Watching a video about improving my memory
After: Forgets what the video was about*
got embryology tomorrow so this came in time
thanks
@@MedSchoolInsiders thanks , I sure need it 😂😁
I’m glad I found this now ! I’m just about to start my journey as an undergraduate. This will surely help me get the grades I need to get into medical school
Seconding Anki! I wish more of my classmates used it. That way we could make share decks. Sadly, my friend and I are only two people who use it.Sometimes I have trouble differentiating important (=testable) information.
I hope that by the time I get into medical school this channel will still exist
We’ll last forever!! Muahahaha
it's not just smart work, it's hard work mixed with smart work.
Me watching this video then immediately forgetting the tips
Kudos for the Video clip! Excuse me for chiming in, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you thought about - Conabel Muscle Marmsome (do a google search)? It is an awesome one of a kind product for learning how to memorise anything without the headache. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my close friend Aubrey after many years got astronomical success with it.
This was a very helpful video!!
hey Doc., here in Italy every exam is oral. Would you recommend Anki even for that kind of preparation?
I am a cosmetology who is trying to remember all of this, and why do I want to do hair again? But it's to late money already down. I need to remember. Thank you for sharing this.😃😃😃😃
@1:49 is something to keep in mind.
Got me into ANKI around a year ago, wish I would have used it more in undergrad. Now I'm slowly converting classmates to it as they realize ineffective studying methods won't cut it in med school.
Thank God, through Anki I learned Hebrew and German
Guys, it's thoroughly effective!
First exposure about 65 years ago while riding the 8th Ave subway and watching a mailman (yes,man) using index cards to memorize area codes (yes, area).
i was trying to remember my dreams and a few days past and i could remember a bunch of things and recall it two weeks after lol accidental
Kevin , Maybe you should make a video about how you create all those excellent Animations..
Hi! I'm known of having bad memory. Yesterday I've watched this video because we have speech presentation at school today as Mayor, and many teachers will watch. I pray God to help me memorized my 2 pages written script, and I follow this video. Today is my presentation and I'm confident. I memorized everything through the help of God and this video. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
please make a video of yout anki settings
Yay I literally needed this so bad 😂
Is quizlet good too?
Thanks Dr. Jubbal! Super excited for next week's video! :D
I used to use Anki in my first semester but I found that it took too much time to make the cards or I made too many cards. How many cards should I make per lecture?
Flashcards? What about memory palaces, hacks to improve specific memory associations or chunking information? Those are the techniques that memory champions use.
Imagine yourself walking through your house (or a place you know well) and associating a memory you want to save to a specific places of it. Then, you just have to mentally walk through it to remember what was stored in every place.
Also, to improve different idea associations, just mix them up, make them ridiculous or shocking, so you don't forget. Need to buy milk, cookies and a mop? Then imagine a cookie with hand and legs moping milk (for example, I just made this up). Use your imagination.
Hey, he has already done a few videos about this too.
As someone who has tried a bit of everything when it comes to memorization, I daresay those techniques are great (memory palace). But I haven't used it much since it was somewhat challenging : I remembered the content better than the place where I left it... Like, yea I know II-2)a- is about amnesty laws, but is it on the couch or in the wardrobe ? xD
To me, the best combination is flashcards for words, numbers, dates, definitions, books, events, simple ideas ; and schemes for either mapping the content of the lesson as a whole and remember mecanisms and causalties.
Making schemes as Anki flashcards is also a nice way to remember causalties !
I've also heard of this on a different video. I tried to do it but I found it extremely difficult and useless for biology/chem exams. (Probably because I didn't master the method).
BSMLS freshman here just dropping by. Tryinh to mprove my study habits cause... I needed help.
Thankyou so much for the suggestions ...so useful 😊
Every time youtube gets boring ,you will see random stuff like these pop up
I'm not able to understand what's a good flashcard like and what are the differences between a good and a bad flashcard ??
(I'm a med student first year)
Please explain in terms of a medical student and also with ur experience plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
C-couldn't you share your Anki deck with us ?
Couldn't*
I am a Pokerface lol 😂
Back in my time, it helped me to take notes, what my teacher talked about during class. Just cluttered it on paper in lesson and underlined the important things (I personally can figure out what's more important than something else while talking due to on what someone takes emphasize on, yes, I had still a difficult time with monotonous old teachers). Then when I had to take the bus home, I made my first copy of the subject sheet I got the most problems with and simply rewrote things a bit more cleaner. At home after homeworks, I made my 2nd/3rd (depending on subject/topic). Everytime I had finished one I made a short break and just relaxed. So the brain got the time to process things. When I was done with all, I did myself a good f.e. took a warm bath or whatever and then went to bed.
At weekends I took the daily sheets and made a summary from each subject/topic. And months end/before exam, I took the weekly/months sheets and rewrote them again. I even, when holidays started, rewrote those sheets and summarized them just because that's what helped me to actually learn. Many people, including my parents always said to me "why you don't learn by speaking?", "why do you need so long for your school stuff?", "you sure you'll pass the exam?" And everytime, I just proved them wrong by passing every exam almost perfectly. I don't know why that happened or why I behaved that way. I just know that I'm doing things always differently than others and that i can figure my ways of doing things out on my own and in my opinion, there isn't "the one and perfect" neither "the best" way of doing stuff. Everyone needs to figure out their individual way of get things done. For others it might help just to learn the sheets the teachers gives out or an app shows you and learn those by heart. I never really "learned" for something. I didn't really read those sheets either when a test or exam was coming and I'm still not a fan of pushing stuff in my brain on the night before the test/exam. Since in my opinion - what you didn't understood until then/what you're not capable of until then, you won't be when the test/exam is right in front of you. I've never was even remotely close of being stressed with learning. Others might be, I don't know and really can't understand since I've never had the experience.
You done this soooo good it will help me in exam
Please pin this also
I loved the video. Thanks
Binging this like a show😁
I have a note to write med school insiders points 🤪
Where can I download that Anki software?
Thank you, helped me a lot
I’m watching these videos cause they calm me down I have exams in less than 50 days and I’m freaking out I’m doing 2 years in 1 because of travelling reasons and I know I’m failing
Thank you 🙏
when I was younger I had great memory and was an excellent student but when I was twelve years of age my life changed I had to have immediate surgery and my life was never the same and it is definitely hard to stay focus and memorize
Mr Jubbal I don't know after how much time should I recognise the same topic again . Please help with this situation of memorization
I want to start Anki again, but it is difficult for me to do it daily! Here goes nothing... AGAIN. Haha thanks Dr. Jubbal.
The only reason I wasn't scoring was because I used to recognise and not recall 😭
I NEED PART 2 NOW MY EXAMS IS IN 3 WEEKS!!!!!!!! :'( :'( :'(
How did you do? Or how do you think you did?
@@lunax8068 I didnt have my exams as yet😅😅 it's in two weeks now
@@khadhija7 oh, okay. Lol
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It's my first year of bachelor's degree. thanks for tips ;))
thank you so much for this
7:51 can someone explain this point about Pomodoro and Anki?
My english 🇺🇲 is 💡😅
This methods can work for theory related college lectures but what other method can be used to memorize MATH related subjects? Learning what steps you need to solve any equation is way different than learning concepts and facts
I think that's just practice after a point
A great book covering the subject of memory is Unlimited memory by Kiven Horsley.
I read online that introducing 25 new cards each day is ideal. However, I’m wondering how many decks I can realistically study every day? For example, if I have a deck for my second language, a deck for the MCAT, and a deck for biology, can I study all 3 and add 25 new cards to the decks each day? TIA!
Tried to install Anki and it wouldn't work
Trying to improve my memory for criminology school 🏫
Dr. J had some nice psych/soc section review for the MCAT in this video too haha.
I’m pretty sure I’m going to forget this video in 2 hours
1:50 there u go ;)
Hi,
While techniques like Anki may be useful for medical students where you need to memorize lots of conceptual facts, I'm having problems understanding how they can be used in subjects like Law and Finance. I understand this isn't your domain, but do you have any take on that ?
Seems not
I don't understand how you're supposed to keep the Anki cards low (
Thx helped a lot
My memory is horrible. I can’t remember basic stuff I learned a few months ago in med school 😅
I can't remember what was taught few days ago like a week ago 😭 my memory is more horrible i win
anna nev Did you reply to me? I can’t even remember what you said 😆
@@DrAdnan your memory gotten worse haaww 😪😪