Anki in Medical School | Why it did NOT work for me!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ธ.ค. 2024
- Anki is a flashcard-based program that is extremely popular among medical students in order to memorize the high volume of material in the medical school curriculum. In this video, I discuss exactly why I struggled to find success with #anki and my recommendations, advice, and tips for medical students using the app.
1:10 - General Review of Anki
3:24 - Making Flashcards vs. Using Pre-made Decks
5:24 - Anki Use in Medical School
5:54 - My Issue with Anki
8:49 - My M1 Year & Anki
9:31 - Flashcard Use: Memorization vs. Understanding
11:14 - What I DID use Anki for
12:21 - Run Your Own Race
13:22 - The Moment I Realized Anki was NOT for Me
15:54 - Anki & USMLE Exams
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I hate doing chores. And honestly, anki felt like a huge chore burning me out every single day
Very insightful. Thank you very much Julia.
You're actually right. It's good to know oneself and do what works for you..! Not because everyone is doing it. Thanks for sharing. I personally do not use flashcards. I know it's kinda crazy but I still hit those goals without using flashcards.
Exactly Ruyina 😊 Do what works for YOU!
This is so good and I’m really learning that memorization without understanding will screw u for the situational construct of the questions on exams
Exactly, Danielle! Major difference between memorization for recall and understanding/applying knowledge to answer questions.
@@thejuliacarter I am currently in the Rutgers MBS-PWAY program and completely had to change my study habits from flashcards to recitation and a 3 pass study approach. It's helping me retain things more easily! I feel good about applying to medical school lol
@@thejuliacarter how does this work for classes like gross anatomy that seem to be memorization based ?
Same here. I was shocked after I realised after 2 months of Ankying that I need to recall again and again, fight with brain to make sure not to forget it but If we understand we do not need that many recalls
I was also trying to Recall Random individual facts
I would love a video on how you studied in medical school
It's coming, Taylor! 😊
Not sure if you have a video on this already but can you make one on what does work for you/ your study routine?
I failed 2 courses in my first year of medical school as a result of mis-using anki. I dropped anki altogether, found my own method of studying and shot up my grades dramatically.
Anki is just a tool to reinforce what you LEARNED, not to use it as a primary tool of learning. You must first understand the material, then you reinforce it through Anki to retain it through spaced repetition. If you are just using it and brutely memorizing without understanding the material, then it won't work well for you.
Thanks for this video! But what is your alternative learning method? Missing that part!
Thanks! It was very helpful!
Justin Sung elaborates on this, anki without deeper processing is counterproductive
I have not watched the video yet but always wanted to know how you felt about anki
I thought I was only one
NOPE!
Is there pre made anki for u world step 1?
Yes Mercy, there are many. Ones that come to mind are the Zanki deck or the Lightyear deck. You can find them online.
Anki is just terrible. I take the physical flashcards over anki every time. The code, the algorithm, user interface. It's just a poorly written software.