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Comment from : Zach Highley

Love Zachs videos! He has always been open and honest when giving advice for sure! Unlike alot of med youtubers Great content bro
Comment from : NOLIMITSMD

What type of iPad and keyboard [8:30] you are using?
Comment from : Drit

Thanks zach for always making helpful videos! I'm a law school student and your youtube has been a game changer for me
Comment from : Orange

What resources I can use to practice questions? And I am pretty confused in regards to using Anki please if anyone knows a tutorial, thank you
Comment from : Noorana princess

If only we can learn on the job
Comment from : 1440P Gaming Content

Zach, like every your video this vid also impact positively to my educational journey Thanks for this and your most cool stuff Anki
Comment from : Demon Rhythms

Whatever it is, you're doing wrong
Comment from : mjenk20236

Dude We are supposed to be studying yet you're making a 17 minute video? Lmao Condense the information cause there is absolutely no way I'd sit through this shit
Comment from : Sun E

Passing the test is great, but learning the material is the goal, and will automatically help your test scores
Comment from : Animula

In my strong opinion, we should stop making all of the academic route entirely exam-based because exams are not an actual indicator of understanding and knowledge; exams only properly test the ability to recall specific information in a specific way In the real world, we must think creatively, abstractly, and the preparation for exams only partially test thisbrAll of this semi-useless preparation (in the eyes of reality) only waste time and energy when the priority should be on understanding, the ability to link topics and pieces of information together, and communication skills necessary for the real world The endless amounts of specificity prevents us from becoming well-rounded due to our limited time and mental capacity Thus, we must change the system to reflect actual jobs
Comment from : Elweewut Roone

This is what happens when the academic route becomes a sport There is so much needless testing in this specific style and, like with any sport, the principle of specificity is preventing us from becoming more well-rounded – we mostly only become good at doing exams and the things that we do to prepare for the exams
Comment from : Elweewut Roone

You put this up 4 weeks ago and mentioned you would be a doctor in a monthCongratulations! Thank you for the info- I am an older lifelong learner with ADHD and memory issues after a really serious out of the blue seizure 15yrs ago, so I have a few challenges but I will achieve my goals just like you will I lost decades of memories in an instant with that seizure I used to build furniture and was in a relatives house and just could not take my eyes of an amazing piece and people were freaked I could not remember building it over several hundred hours Once I pulled the drawers out and looked at details some of it came back, but it was still very weird to know Brutally hard recollection has become my main tool
Comment from : kingofcastlechaos

Teachers should tell you what you need to know
Comment from : X vonPocalypse

Thx doc
Comment from : BrettC

That's solid advice I found helpful in my physics class Practice questions should also be the go-to for MCAT prep, which I am beginning Many students, myself included at times, think that our notes are more helpful than practice questions because they include material our professors are looking for us to learn However, the pros and cons to relying on notes entirely are that we have tailored study material but also do not know what we do not know; the notes are merely an extension of our immediate knowledge bubble Practice questions expand that bubble to include conceptualization beyond mere recall I will probably make a future video further exploring this contrast Thank you!
Comment from : Learning with Landen | Premed Cadet

It's not medical school; it's drug school
Comment from : rockymntdan1

The CRAM app is brilliant for storing questions on e-cards
Comment from : LEE Morgan

I understand that you're advocating for studying the least necessary information to pass the test, and with the outrageous tuition costs this makes sense Other methods and tools for solving specific problems will be learned on the job I'd even argue that most of "front loading" of information in academia is a colossal waste of time for engineering professionals, and mostly geared towards becoming a professor in the future Hacking the system to get the job ASAP is a smart way to reduce the financial burden of schooling Thank you for your channel I've subscribed
Comment from : F D

Funny, this was L Ron Hubbard's (yes that one) study technique
Comment from : HeeroAvaren

No, interleaved practice was listed as Medium Utility
Comment from : Laurel VanWilligen

(I will never read a reply) I love when a feminine adult male wears a medium/small T-shirt that covers less than 1/4th of his upper arm length What a tool!
Comment from : Alex Xander

No you don't You can start with questions right away
Comment from : kdhlkjhdlk

What I used to do is just read the entire textbook and not understanding everything at first which is fine And like only 100 pages a day you can bang it out in about 5 days Do this a couple times and get a seperate supporting textbook and it makes most things pretty easy Practice tests help and having friends that are interested in the topic to discuss also helps because it ties you socially and we are for the most part a social species
Comment from : Stan Levox

1 Learn the basics before doing practice questions br2 Use the correct questions - not using questions that won't appear in your coming exambr3 Start with easier questions than go to the harder onesbr4 Resist the temptation to look at the answers without trying br5 Mimic test daysbr6 If you get wrong in a question, identify which part you got wrong and study that part of the questionbr7 Make flashcards of wrong questions to retain information
Comment from : Esther Or

This dude can spend more time saying nothing than anybody on the internet Why is he constantly repeating the same thing over and over again? Does he get more money the longer the video?
Comment from : bth123

Congratulations on being a doctor!
Comment from : iPsychlops

Do you think it's possible to get into med school if we finished Sophomore year of College with a terrible gpa?
Comment from : Accept Jesus as your savior

Omg, you don’t need over 17 minutes to explain this Get to the point dude
Comment from : Moses Kim

Summary: br1 learn the material before doing practice questions br2 Do practice questions to reinforce what you learned
Comment from : EH

What's the mouse he is using in the start of the video?
Comment from : Viljo Kanniainen

congrats on your MCAT score! lol, your routine sounded a bit ridiculous but i can definitely see the merit in it! thanks for sharing
Comment from : p

You have to really know a set of information before you can study more Otherwise all that will get jumbled up
Comment from : Tomoko Abe

What's the book called that your reading at 5:08? Looks pretty good! Thanks for the video!
Comment from : Naomi Hamstra

I’m five minutes in, and so far the entire problem with this video is studying just for the sake of passing a test
Comment from : Jo Cu

I want this fellow to be my physician! Dr Highly, come to Rochester, NY!
Comment from : Frank Bonsignore

That "Tootsie roll" question has a problembrbrThe answer "3!" is actually like a factorialbrbrTherefore, "6"?brbr😃
Comment from : Ifeanyi Chukwuka

I have found that the best way to study is in a group, or at least in helping coach a fellow student This makes sense based on your method, because the people you're studying with will be asking the questions you need to know the answers to, and if it's about how a method works, you definitely have to know how to do it to help them learn it brI reluctantly agreed to tutor a fellow math student (because I thought I didn't know it well enough, but I was definitely better than her at the start, as she had exam anxiety,) and we ended up with the two highest averages for the semester
Comment from : Melissa Thompson

him not having a mouse really threw me off, wtf is that
Comment from : Zarvene

And what are you supposed to do if you’re not from an english speaking part of the world😮 and have extremely limited resources in your native language let alone massive question banks write your own practice questions?
Comment from : Maria Monark

Basicly Nautilus Training for Exams
Comment from : fratenebram

I can confirm that I made a very good score on the BC Calc exam by doing just this: Tons and tons of practice questions and six full-length timed exams from the released exams online
Comment from : Jules Jackson

2:14 the words have been covered by the highlight
Comment from : lui LUI

don't start practicing too early make sure you know the theorybronly practice questions from topics that you're gonna be tested onbrdon't start with hard problems solve problems at mixed level of difficultybrGenuinely attempt every question Don't just skip to look at the answer Give it a try firstbr mimic test day same order, same pattern, relevant topics, same duration and timebrfocus on solving problems from topics you're not confident inbrnote down questions you got wrong and test yourself on thembrdon't start too late
Comment from : epistemophilic metalhead

if you are interested in how learning works, why and how to use learning theory to improve your life have a look at Justin sung on YouTube He is one of the best current experts on learning This video is a good starting point but I highly suggest checking him out for more advanced learning techniques
Comment from : nessakapllani

Does he get to the point in this video?
Comment from : RK

Zach, quick note In your video at 2:10 your yellow highlights are opaque and actually COVERING the words you were trying to highlight instead of highlighting them FYI for the future! Great content!
Comment from : Reality TV

Great video, Zach Thanks for the insights and congrats on your MD!
Comment from : Mijail Mariano

1:35 is all you need to watch
Comment from : Jemand

Interleaving isn’t spaced repetition…
Comment from : Blake Noyes

Time on task
Comment from : crackzillakilla

Take a shot every time he says "practice testing" lol
Comment from : mk17173n

Great video However, i dont think starting early is necessary a bad thing It can give you exposure to vital material
Comment from : Cold Soldier

4:39 it’s a brazilian meme lol Btw, I’m watching from Brazil Thanks for the amazing video I needed something like that
Comment from : Pedro

Thank you for your videos Your videos give me not only learning english, but also useful information
Comment from : boxingbest

somebody summarize this for me
Comment from : a m

4:36 Same mister editor, same
Comment from : potato cat 🥔

tell me name app you use for your plan, please ❤
Comment from : jasson todd

2:01 wth did you do there? 😂
Comment from : Hussain Khedr

1:23 say study again
Comment from : tasmin

Once you graduate, will you continue to make YouTube videos? What will they be about, once you are done with school?
Comment from : Jennifers Junk Mail

orange and teal like hell man
Comment from : Edoardo De Piccoli

Practice Qs are not absolute best study technique Also interleaved practice is not "basically spaced repetition"
Comment from : King Kneip

I think you dont have enough apple stuff - youre missing the watch, buy it
Comment from : d+_+b

We are human not robot!!
Comment from : Guy tiips

I'm running on multiple tests rn, as a water person, pls remember to drink water and get hydrated because only with a clear mind can you remember and understand better
Comment from : Nob Chibi 8bp

Hey Zach I have a question since u said u should have a background in topic before attempting questions I would like to ask for shelf exams in M3 did u read up on surgery and OBGYN before attempting uworld questions? Thanks 🙏
Comment from : Truth Teller

That all sounds extremly automatable
Comment from : Daniel Schloß

oh my god, just stop
Comment from : chalkboi

zach pls make me a coffee
Comment from : Ayşenur

In my college premed every semester my Math exit exam(They want students to fail is why they call it exit examA professor said the failure rate is 60 ) has a crappy mouse all the testng rooms
Comment from : ישראל חיים שווארץ

i was doing the not focusing on the questions i got wrong while listening to you thanksss
Comment from : Octopus Tudy

please share color grading info
Comment from : Aspiring Actor

Thank you
Comment from : Siti Farhana Fajrin Adnan

Amazing video, appreciate the Mimicking Test Day idea!
Comment from : Al Zadid

0:00 Introbr0:50 Whybr2:58 Basicsbr4:23 Correct Questionsbr5:18 Difficultybr6:39 Answersbr8:21 Test Daybr10:52 Specificsbr13:42 Flashcardsbr15:04 Start
Comment from : Rembrory

What did you end up doing for the Step 1, besides doing UWorld QBank?
Comment from : Retro Twist Gaming

Did someone just make the 400k? Cheers 🥂 , friend
Comment from : Som Suwadee

Hi I am an international high school student who just started to learn every single thing in English I want to be a doctor which means I have to get really good grades from now on Is there any general advise you can give me? Also, thank you for posting this amazing video, it was practical and helpful
Comment from : Heyn Lee

The color grading on this video is much better and more balanced, I like it!
Comment from : ddc

I don’t see anything regarding 40 off skillshare for the year
Comment from : Ask Was

Zach do you still do lucid dreams 😁🤗♥️
Comment from : NTSE Aspirant

Right now this is perfect, because i am studying for my exams which r very soon and i am freaking out, I have myself tried to do yt videos to help others and i find they help so much not only others but myself brThank you for the information <33333
Comment from : Oxana Del Carpio