Study partner for oral boards

[Blastot]

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I'm looking for a study partner for oral boards. I graduated this year, and I'm the only one in my practice writing the boards.

I'd rather start early at a slow pace, maybe around November or December, because I don't think that cramming will be an option with my practice.

I'm thinking about a phone or video conference every other week or so to cover all disease sites. I'm on Eastern standard time.

Please write in dm if you're interested. Thanks!

 

[evilbooyaa]

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[RSAOaky]

Obviously everyone's situation is different but I think the best thing you can do in Nov/Dec if you are determined to start studying early is to gather up the resources you plan to use and start looking at some of the things that you are weak on or that take a decent bit of time to learn. Bonus points if you can do it in the context of things you're seeing in clinic. Group study is higher yield when you have a good foundation and it gets really repetitive/lower yield when people aren't engaged. It's difficult to remain engaged when you burn out and it's easy to burn out when you start studying 6 months in advance.