How many times did you watch each of Chad's Videos?

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swimmingpool

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Hey,
I've heard some people say they watch each of Chad's videos only once and others say they watch each video many times including up to 6!
So, anyone do really well and only watch once? Or do you think a high score means watching 2, 3, 4+ times?

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I didn't use them to study... but I did watch all videos afterwards.

The most efficient way is to cover them one time (they are VERY time consuming). So you watch them once but you take good notes (like your sitting in a classroom). You review these notes as you start doing various problems (topscore / kaplan tests / DAT destroyer / etc).

The more problem solving you do, the more you'll review your notes (and trust me, you will review notes often, unless you have an I.Q of 170), and thats how you reinforce the material. IMO, problem solving is what gets you to learn the material, not just covering the videos multiple times.
 
I agree with dentalWorks. I am about 2/3 done going through the videos. I have one notebook for General Chemistry and one for Organic Chemistry. As I do Destroyer and other various problems, I flip back to my notes. I may watch a couple of videos multiple times, but it will only be things I still don't fully understand or may have missed a note or two on.
 
Yeah seriously it took me like a week and a half to go through them when some people claim that it can be done in like less than 5 days or something.

Took thorough notes though, very thorough. I feel like I practically memorized the entire set by just watching it once. Don't do the fast play either it goes really fast and you miss the gems that these videos provide.
 
Watch once and take good notes in a notebook. The rest of the notebook I filled with practice questions from various sources that I will want to reference when studying chem/gen chem again.
 
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