5 Ways to Use Anki for MATH-Related Classes (Physics, Economics, Calculus, etc.)

Let me know if you find this video useful and we can do it for other types of courses (not just medicine!)
TIME STAMPS BELOW:
1:35 (Fundamentals)
2:12 - Tip #1: DEFINITIONS, DEFINITIONS, DEFINITIONS!
4:00 - Tip #2: FORMULAS are BAE
5:14 - Tip #3: BINARY QUESTIONS are GOOD for MATH!
6:29 - Tip #4: Create Cards with MULTIPLE Answers, ONLY When Appropriate
7:49 (MOST IMPORTANT!!!) Tip #5: Test Yourself on Math QUALITATIVELY that Proves Your Quantitative Genius!
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[@tiktalix3820]

The video is great, thanks!
Just quick notes (summary) for myself :)
Use Anki for:
1. Definitions. It helps to solidify your understanding & give better answers if asked.
2. Formulas. Even with cheatsheet it helps the same way as the definitions.
3. Binary questions. This is the only type of problem, suitable for Anki. With them you don't waste time because of open-end nature of Math.
4. Cards with multiple answers, only if they are specific. For example - 3 laws of smth (within concept). With that approach you have all of them as a group in your memory, so you can easily apply them simultaneously when needed.
5. CONSEPTUALLY tough questions. This is most important way of Anki usage. These must not contain the math, but only test - how well you understand the math. They're basically conceptual questions that make you think also about quantitative side of the topic. For example - structure of a question might be qualitative, but the data (some values) - quantitative.
Another example - What does the [value] [somewhere] imply?

[@zyrieme2929]

As an Accounting and Econ Major, been waiting for someone to do a video on this :)

[@noor-rrr]

How u use anki now for acc. and econ like after 2 years

[@jamesstramer5186]

Thanks man. You seem to be a mind reader and always make videos when they are most needed.
Please do make videos on using Anki for all your b-school subjects.

[@1eV]

I am a physics major. Our final's question look like this:
1. Deduce the van der waals' equation for a gas and explain the physical significance of the constants
2. Calculate the ratio of specific heats,𝛄, for monatomic and diatomic gases
3. Deduce Maxwell's thermodynamic relations
Should I make a flashcard per question because I am sure that these are the questions that will appear in the finals.

[@gericko4931]

Thank you, All the methods I saw for Anki were majoritly for med students and obviously that's a completely different major in terms of maths vs memorizing. Now I can use Anki of a better way. And again, thank you, like, for real.

[@eddek9320]

Can you this video for Physics next please

[@GradStudentTutorials]

I am a Ph.D. student in applied economics, looking for more efficient methods to study advanced theoretical microeconomics, and I believe what you have posted will benefit me tremendously! Thank you!

[@noor-rrr]

did it ?

[@st0cyl0vesch33se]

WOW this video is exactly what I was looking for as a business student thank you so much!

[@e00d20]

I hope you're doing well. I just wanted to stop by and say thank you for making these videos (:

[@moritzgro2442]

Im an Anki fan and Data-Science major. Hell yeah :))

[@neunteskreuz8701]

what's data science major?

[@moritzgro2442]

@@neunteskreuz8701 Just a normal major my university offers. Basically applied mathematics, programming and statistics.

[@harshjindal0]

Exactly what I needed, thank you!

[@mdaetesamuddin8657]

studying accountancy law audit like subjects trying to make good questions but still confused if I am sacrificing my conceptual understanding bcz of anki please help with this ???

[@eddek9320]

Could you also do computing please

[@ThayAWSOMEworld]

Great video!

[@maximadegoke5452]

thanks so much! I would definitely be interested in how to best incorporate and utilize Anki for other subjects!

[@joyleenstrozier4295]

Hi Prerak Junthani, I like your content. I love watching your videos.

[@gainzovereverything7719]

How can I use this for statistics and probability?

[@sfdv1147]

Great video

[@victorlucy2355]

Think is SUCH a good video

[@moritzgro2442]

Another thing I've found useful is remembering the proof-structure for some theorems.
e.g. for the Bolzano-Weierstrass theorem I have the following:
set is bounded -> has limes superior -> lies within set too -> has convergent subsequence -> at least one convergent subsequence exists

[@jeffreyvedha4871]

great idea. I suppose this can be used for derivations as well.

[@Muna-yk5gi]

I would love to see how Anki could be used for Language Arts and English.

[@OkurkaBinLadin]

LOL

[@Muna-yk5gi]

@@OkurkaBinLadin What's so funny?

[@theorinaldi4148]

You are a Genius

[@WatchClock99]

Do you think it is frowned upon by patients if a physician has a business or economics degree too? love your videos Prerak

[@calebm6818]

Why would that be frowned upon? Even if it is, it doesn't seem like you would be forced to show people your business/economics degrees.

[@m3hdfanytogary]

thank sir this vedio inspire me

[@jackeroo75]

Make a video on how you study.

[@sameerjain3552]

Thanks

[@Goooogle]

Nice

[@stephaniasantar]

When will you do another study with me live??

[@user-og9nl5mt1b]

Don't u have 300iq like Rick sanchez

[@keentutee8173]

You told math and showed economics

[@seandesnatz2997]

I mean, technically it used math, sooo