9 WORST Study Strategies Ranked | Stop Repeating These Mistakes

We ranked the 9 worst study strategies students continue to use, from the ineffective to the harmful and unhealthy. Find out what common study strategy nearly every student gets wrong.❌
From studying in large groups to passively reading notes to all nighters, what do you think claims the award for the #1 WORST study strategy? 📚🏆
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TIME STAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
00:15 Speeding Through Practice Questions
01:18 Flashcards for Recognition, Not Recall
02:53 Studying in Larger Groups
03:53 Long Study Sessions Without Breaks
05:03 Highlighting Your Textbook
06:19 Passively Rereading Notes
07:18 Using Someone Else’s Notes
08:23 Multitasking While Studying
09:17 Cramming Overnight
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[@rov23]

I can't wait for the best study strategies ranked

[@MedSchoolInsiders]

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[@mirrorballfolk5074]

I feel so called out about the highlighting 😭😭😭

[@ayo5797]

I just felt called out. I was literally writing a speech and listening to this in the background 😂

[@jan1agush]

When you combine all these together you get the Exodia of studying for exams. I've done them all and oh boy you don't want to be my patient 😅😅😤

[@TundeEszlari]

I love your videos.

[@user-cq6sw9xv2e]

I don't know if you have a study guide for people who have dyslexia. But I would really appreciate it if you guys made a study guide for it, I'm working on strategy for my self but more tips are better

[@blackin4k395]

Thanks i will have to change then

[@SwissArmyDud]

What do y'all think about, reading the book, then hearing the recorded class with the objective to achieve active recalling? Pause in between to make sure you do blocks of information

[@ammarsayeedgrade9]

Mate now do best studying techniques

[@user-rh1ht2op1n]

Great!!

[@arbionneziri]

Do a video on so you want to be a vascular surgeon

[@EmalkaKawshan]

Hallo sir,I am a nursing student living in Sri Lanka and pursuing a Bsn Nursing degree at the University of Colombo. After graduation, I hope to come to America and work as a nurse. After that, I hope to study medicine at the Medical School of South Carolina. Will my Sri Lanka nursing degree qualify me for admission to a US medical school? Or what requirements should I meet for that?

[@justinramunni1200]

Hi! I am a highschool student who's main priority is to become a doctor. I am currently struggling with picking a pre med major. Would you mind providing some insight on what you think is a good major for pre med?

[@nightshockplayz5894]

Whichever major you are interested in will work. I advise that you take into account the rigor of the major as well as how you will also complete your pre-requisite classes.
Something that worked for me was doing something that also fit my strengths. I love math and physics, so I did a biomedical engineering degree which also includes lots of medical applications.
Hopefully this can help you think about which major may be a good fit! Biology and biochemistry are the usual pre-med majors, but they are not the only path to medicine.

[@justinramunni1200]

@@nightshockplayz5894 This helps a lot! I am considering being a physics major but I am clouded with uncertainty that it will be hard to have a gpa on par to the demands of medical school requirements

[@soggychip6302]

@@justinramunni1200just do bio, if u go to a state school or well-known school, all premed reqs will overlap with bio major requirements.

[@MedSchoolInsiders]

Check out our 2 videos on choosing the ideal premed major. www.youtube.com/@MedSchoolInsiders/search?query=premed%20major

[@thebluebeyond2329]

😂😂😂after my final exams bruh.

[@Cdd747]

Quizlet is always great

[@josimarsilva8527]

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[@MedicalFactsandTips]

lol this is awesome

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[@sayanpradhan17]

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