Kinda silly question, but I've studied this way successfully throughout undergrad and was wondering if it'll translate well to medical school.
Basically, I have a chromebook that I use to pull up my notes/powerpoint/study guide or whatever it may be and just walk back and forth throughout a hallway in my house reading over the slides/notes out loud repeatedly (keep in mind I do this strictly for classes/lectures that are purely memorization based and from what I understand medical school classes are the same, as compared to having to do actual practice problems on paper such as math). I understand that medical school is very information dense and not sure if what I do makes it much more time sensitive
The cliche way (that I've seen atleast) to study is to just sit with a book, laptop, notebook at a desk at home or at the library and study that way silently. My apologies if this is a dumb post and this way of studying is very common I just really don't know.
Thanks!
Basically, I have a chromebook that I use to pull up my notes/powerpoint/study guide or whatever it may be and just walk back and forth throughout a hallway in my house reading over the slides/notes out loud repeatedly (keep in mind I do this strictly for classes/lectures that are purely memorization based and from what I understand medical school classes are the same, as compared to having to do actual practice problems on paper such as math). I understand that medical school is very information dense and not sure if what I do makes it much more time sensitive
The cliche way (that I've seen atleast) to study is to just sit with a book, laptop, notebook at a desk at home or at the library and study that way silently. My apologies if this is a dumb post and this way of studying is very common I just really don't know.
Thanks!
