Why Your Study Method Is NOT Working

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[@SantiagoAQ]

Hey Team don’t forget to visit brilliant.org/SantiagoAQ/ to get started learning STEM for free.
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[@jojobananaa]

did you match?!

[@adamkatz6532]

Did you match?

[@adnercala4245]

Blessings! Do you use Instagram?

[@kinansawar5752]

Your insight and articulation of these ideas is incredible! I wish you all the best in your career Santiago from a fellow med student.

[@shatakshisharma5240]

You've helped me so much to increase my productivity, thank you so much

[@SantiagoAQ]

Thank you for the support!

[@fatmaha6247]

Wow! A whole new content ive never seen in CZcams 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 keep going your helping me A LOT!

[@arielisperez4411]

Leaving a support comment to let you know I love your content.
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[@fabehaali5509]

Amazing content!Really helpful. Thanks a lot for all the work u put in!

[@omdeeppabla6111]

Well informed and greatly communicated

[@ma_isa_coooo]

I love you making the connection between growing muscles and learning !! It makes sense!

[@robertb.6649]

Such an amazing video 👍🏻

[@sanjibkoirala5055]

Thank you so much Santiago. You are a very insightful and practical person!!

[@aramabbas66]

Great Video!

[@sudeshthapa4810]

You are my favorite CZcamsr right now. Your ideas and the way you elaborate on them are just so good. I seriously could listen to your wisdom all day long. I would love to see more CZcams content and If possible try to make a Podcast. You will make a great podcast I am sure. Just my suggestions

[@SantiagoAQ]

Thanks for the support Sudesh! I’ll keep the suggestion in mind 🧠

[@tanushreelayek5952]

Idk why there are so less views, but it’s awesome how you explained the optimum difficulty as zone of proximal development ❤

[@MM-bw1lo]

this is kind of an insult, just say it helped you and keep it pushing

[@Sara-qw7lc]

Your voice reminds me of Rogelio from “jane the virgin” show, it sounds very relaxing and this video was very informative. Thank you Amigo! Also when u mentioned “zone of proximal development”, I got deja vu cause in my college program we seen it used thousand of times!

[@adamkatz6532]

Would you consider a zoom discussion?
I am an American medical student, I interview learning disabled students and medical education professionals to benefit others. No ads (never), and no agenda but helping others.

[@bioinmypocket1294]

Thanks brother

[@kami-yk7mu]

amaaziiinnnggg videoo😭😭🥺

[@lord-mf2sf]

Thank you... Plz make videos on core concepts of usmle step 1

[@MadAboutMedicine]

Some of the b rolls man 😂 The hard work and creativity has gone on to another level! ⭐️

[@SantiagoAQ]

Thanks a lot brother!

[@maricruzisabelespinobotaci6239]

Awesome content 😂😂😂 “perfect all what I need is to read notes in old Greek!”

[@MBBSZaraHutKay]

❣️ love ❣️

[@sweeti4Eva1]

Hello!
What an amazing explanatory video. I just started watching more of your videos to help me in my studying process, and i think it's very useful.
I do have a question, though. In your explanation about selecting a study method, you mentioned evaluating subject understanding before choosing a method. I'm uncertain about how to determine which method suits my level best even after evaluating. Is there a specific approach for each method based on my level, or should I simply go with what feels right for me?

[@champion8433]

Any tips on how to use pathoma and goljan together? For 2nd year?

[@medicina6tosemestre860]

Hola Santiago
¿Tu no tenías un video como haciendo una presentación sobre una patología infecciosa? no lo veo, creo que algo así como estudiar o hacer día de estudio contigo y saber más como te como te organizas y como es un día con santiago son muy interesantes, además también sería muy bueno, tipo idea, de hablarnos de como eras y como fue tu proceso de estudiante de pregrado de medicina y como organizabas como tu tiempo, con el cansacio que amerita la carrera, las rotaciones y saber que tocaba llegar a estudiar mas cosas, gracias.

[@juanmanuelgarzon4490]

Grande santi

[@aasyedusmanakbar8075]

plz make a video in which you review a uworld question. how to read a question and how to read the explanation to make alot out of it .

[@cma44444444444444444]

How do you use the 85% rule with uworld when you can choose difficulty level?

[@hassanishaqpannu3345]

Did U Match?

[@stanf9898]

Can you please clarify, "Studying a subject thoroughly vs studying a little bit about each for better results video" thank you!

[@SantiagoAQ]

Hey Stanf, for sure, what I mean by that is that instead of studying let’s say a subject per day for a week (for a total of 7 topics a week) it would be better to study a bit about each of the seven subjects every single day. This is distributed study, is just a different approach to study that provides for better performance.

[@stanf9898]

@@SantiagoAQ Thank you for the response. I will read these articles to try and shed a little more light on the subject. Keep up the great videos!

[@mariaalejandragonzalezrodr6282]

La rompiste con rezarle a la virgen jaja. Excelente video, como siempre

[@SaSpursFan]

does brilliant teach you how to think more like a doctor LOL?