In summary: 1. Make a plan 2. You can't read every word 3. Read strategically - quickly identify key arguments 4. Situate reading - How does it relate to other readings, historical context 5. Take notes for discussion - questions, comments, realizations Thanks Leigh!
Just began graduate school at Yale School of Public Health. Coming from an undergrad background mostly comprised of pre-med content, it was quite overwhelming getting 30-page readings from articles with dense material. Starting to use your reading method today, thanks for the tips.
I am excited to learn and manage this area of skill set and meeting good people during this season. My frustration is often technical issue with computer and online setting, but I lean to love this settings as well. I would love to communicate in the program and make the class experience amazing for the future work. I'm glad to be here for the good work, and it is almost the time to boost some good work go. Glad to be in here with others as well. Have a great day and Thank you for your channel and the video for explaining for reading in Graduate school. I feel like once I graduate school I can become more adult like for this world :)
Thank you so much, i am a grad forensic psychology student first year and the information you provide to apply in the contextual readings we have, is a relief. I began to read from page one to page 40 as an example and wasnt getting any where. However your suggestions I will try. Thank you once again.
Thank you, this was helpful! I am still an undergrad but some profs are teaching at a graduate level and so I needed some good advice on how to tackle the enormous pile of readings.
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In summary:
1. Make a plan
2. You can't read every word
3. Read strategically - quickly identify key arguments
4. Situate reading - How does it relate to other readings, historical context
5. Take notes for discussion - questions, comments, realizations
Thanks Leigh!
Just began graduate school at Yale School of Public Health. Coming from an undergrad background mostly comprised of pre-med content, it was quite overwhelming getting 30-page readings from articles with dense material. Starting to use your reading method today, thanks for the tips.
Congratulations on your exciting journey! I hope you find the videos helpful.
You are a blessing from God. THANK YOU SOOO MUCH. YOU JUST HELPED ME ENJOY THE MOST CHALLENGING JOURNEY IN MY LIFE!!!!
I am excited to learn and manage this area of skill set and meeting good people during this season. My frustration is often technical issue with computer and online setting, but I lean to love this settings as well. I would love to communicate in the program and make the class experience amazing for the future work. I'm glad to be here for the good work, and it is almost the time to boost some good work go. Glad to be in here with others as well. Have a great day and Thank you for your channel and the video for explaining for reading in Graduate school. I feel like once I graduate school I can become more adult like for this world :)
Thank you so much, i am a grad forensic psychology student first year and the information you provide to apply in the contextual readings we have, is a relief. I began to read from page one to page 40 as an example and wasnt getting any where. However your suggestions I will try. Thank you once again.
Thanks for sharing your advice. I appreciate it.
Thank you, this was helpful! I am still an undergrad but some profs are teaching at a graduate level and so I needed some good advice on how to tackle the enormous pile of readings.
I'm glad you found it helpful!
Thank you for your tips.
Thank you so much!!!
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