Buy this new book for Step 1 review! It is an amazing approach for recall. Highly recommend it!!!http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/00...0?v=glance&n=283155&n=507846&s=books&v=glance
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Buy this new book for Step 1 review! It is an amazing approach for recall. Highly recommend it!!!http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/00...0?v=glance&n=283155&n=507846&s=books&v=glance
It contains a question-answer format that is very unique, unlike any other review book that I have seen. I found that I could fly through high-yield topics and retain a lot more information on the real exam. Definitely check-it out!
I flipped through this book while at the bookstore. I see more and more books these days following the Q/A format. p20 is right, you do learn more efficiently with this format. I didn't buy it. I'm trying really hard to limit my list of review books for Step 1. My desk is already cluttered with various Step 1 books and Qbooks.
It's hard for a new book to break into an already saturated market, much like the one for medical review books. If Deja's book is really good, it'll take at least another 3-5 years before it becomes on the list of "must haves" for Step 1. If they're smart, they'll publish an updated version by then. Ok, enough rambling...
It's hard for a new book to break into an already saturated market, much like the one for medical review books. If Deja's book is really good, it'll take at least another 3-5 years before it becomes on the list of "must haves" for Step 1. If they're smart, they'll publish an updated version by then. Ok, enough rambling...
sounds like a written-by-students-for-students kinda book.
What if you write your own questions? aint that even better? especially when you're studying for your own classes....
What if you write your own questions? aint that even better? especially when you're studying for your own classes....