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It's been a minute I haven't posted for the past 2 weeks due to sickness and fatigue though, I'm back! This episode is the first of a two-part series "Everything you need to know about." Next week's will be "Everything you need to know about: Planning", I'm so excited! The episode is quite self-explanatory we talk about the main components of productivity and break them down. God bless y'all

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In today's Z List Celebrity episode, we've gathered a collection of college Reddit stories that will have you on the edge of your seat. From the nosy roommate to theft and expense problems, these stories lead to thought-provoking and complex conversations about the world of college. 

Whether you're a college student reminiscing about your own escapades or just curious about the crazy world of campus life, these Reddit stories will transport you right back to those unforgettable years.

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Today we are engaging in insightful conversations about today's education landscape with Special Guest middle school teacher Ashton! A dedicated middle school teacher is fresh and new to the industry ready to tackle the tough issues prevalent in our modern school systems.

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Do you often multitask? Has multitasking been effective for you? Yusra and Lauren chat about the common occurrence of teenagers *including themselves* multitasking (such as through media multitasking which will be introduced in the episode) and if multitasking is even possible. They also suggest what to do for people who do multitask!



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With finals coming up, Yusra and Lauren discuss both general study tips and tips for memorizing that are backed by psychology! There are many tips in this episode (chewing gum, listening to music, concept maps, & more), so make sure to listen!!



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This week on Krewe of Japan... Japanese language study is BACK on the menu!! Jenn & Doug sit down with Loretta of KemushiChan YouTube Channel fame to talk all things Japanese Language Proficiency Test (better known as... JLPT). Loretta drops some knowledge on the best study tips and things to think about when applying & preparing for the JLPT! YOU'LL NEVER BELIEVE TIP #4! Benkyou shimashou!

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It's easy to feel like more is better when it comes to preparing for your standardized test. More instructional videos. More practice problems. Another book. Another course.

But the reality is that more is not always better on high-stakes exams, as it can lead to uncertainty -- and therefore wrong answers -- during the time pressure of test day. Instead, we explain in this episode why it's important to have "one voice" as you're learning the underlying content and test-taking strategies in preparation for your exam. We also tell you how to find that voice and make recommendations for resources you can trust.


SIMILAR EPISODES

If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast:

1. Episode 5: The Success Triad + Time Management Tips
2. Episode 61: Priorities if You're Short on Study Time
3. Episode 56: How to Use Practice Tests (and What to Avoid), with Vinay Narang

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It seems like there's never enough time to do all the things we want to in life. That can be especially true when it comes to preparing for your standardized test. You're busy: job, family, school, hobbies, etc. And yet, you need to carve out sufficient time to study effectively for your exam. But how?

That's exactly the concern submitted by one of our students, Madeline, who wrote: "I am concerned about having enough time to study. I work full time (most weeks, more than 40 hrs a week)...and the math is a lot to take in and relearn.”

Sound familiar?

In this "mailbag" episode we address Madeline's hang-up and provide practical prep tips for students who fall into one of two categories:

1. You don't have a lot of time to prepare for your standardized test because you're scheduled to take it in just a few weeks (or even days!);
2. Your test date is still a ways off, but your days are super busy and you're not sure where you're going to find the time to fit in adequate studying.

In a perfect world, you'd be able to drop everything and devote 100% of your time over the next couple months preparing for your exam. But that's not realistic. Yet, it's still possible to get a great score even if you're limited on study time -- provided you prioritize the right things and structure your study sessions optimally. By the end of this episode, you'll know how.

Questions? Comments? Topic suggestions for future episodes? Reach out to us at support@dominatetestprep.com. We'd love to hear from you!


SIMILAR EPISODES

If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast:

1. Episode 33: How to Get Started Again if Something Derails Your Prep
2. Episode 8: How I Raised My GMAT Score 120 Points, with Matt Kunzler
3. Episode 52: How to Stay Consistent With Your Studying

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In this first episode of Illumine—From the Students, Principal of Brisbane Girls Grammar School, Ms Jacinda Euler, sits down with Year 11 students, Elise, Leia and Gigi, to find out how they prepare for exams, manage stress, and approach their studies with confidence. 

2021 BOSS Young Executive and Head of Digital Experience @ Coles Remya Ramesh joined me today to discuss her experiences forging her career in Australia.  We hope you enjoy. Follow @universitypodcast for more. 

Lea shares how she overcame failing CPA Exam sections, why you need to eliminate imposter syndrome in order to pass the CPA Exams, + how you can embrace your own unique CPA journey. She talks about how failure leads you to becoming the best version of yourself, be the best CPA Candidate, trust that there's a bigger plan ahead, + how all the challenges led her helping you finally pass the CPA Exams and growing The Cool CPA community. Lea opens up how overcoming imposter syndrome helped her pass the CPA Exams and stress less. She guides + empowers you to speak your truth + embrace your own unique CPA journey because it will be worth it looking back. Tune in for a good pick me up episode to help motivate you during your CPA Journey!

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In this episode, Arvin, Adrian, and Mike discuss the study methods and strategies they used in medical school, and in preparation for the PLE and USMLE. They also give their inputs on a few research studies on the most common study methods.
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Arvin is a young physician devoted to providing equal access to holistic wellness and health services. His mission is to empower individuals to make healthy choices in their everyday lives. He enjoys cooking, weight lifting, and playing music.
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Adrian Teves is a young Filipino doctor. While in medical school, Adrian served as a peer mentor, helping freshmen and sophomores adjust smoothly to the rigors of med school life. Adrian is also a passionate mental health advocate, having suffered from anxiety. It is his objective to have a community that can freely talk about mental health without reservations. He devotes his leisure time reading, working out, or playing golf.
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Michael Sibulo is both a pharmacist and a physician. After struggling throughout his four-year stay in medical school, he started advocating the use of Anki, a spaced repetition software  for time-efficient active learning. Other interests include playing the piano, jogging, learning Mandarin, and promoting eye health.
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Chapter Markers:
00:00 Introduction
00:38 Introduction of guest and episode
04:35 Given a handout, how will you approach your study?
16:05 Thougths on highlighting
19:36 Do you take notes?
22:35 Are you a fan of flashcards?
31:44 Few key points
34:06 Is recording lectures and watching it helpful?
38:55 Other sources you use?
42:29 Podcasts as tool
43:34 The best podcast
43:43 Comments on the 4 research papers about studying (see description)
51:26 Any regrets?
54:12 Sumary and learnings in this episode
55:54 Outro

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Links:

Study #1:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26173288/

Study #2:
https://www.apa.org/science/about/psa/2016/06/learning-memory

Study #3:
https://www.gwern.net/docs/spacedrepetition/1939-spitzer.pdf

Study #4:
https://science.sciencemag.org/content/331/6018/772.full

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On this episode of How to Student, Sarah interviews her older brother, Aaron Renberg.

Aaron is currently an MD-PHD candidate in the University of Michigan’s Medical Scientist Training Program. He also has a Master’s in Biomedical Engineering and a Bachelor’s in Cellular and Molecular Biology from Michigan. 

Sarah wanted to bring Aaron on to the podcast since he has been in successful in school for 19 straight years and  is one of her biggest mentors. Though the competitive middle child in her hates to admit it, she feels like she learns something valuable nearly every time they interact, and she wanted to share that chance to learn from Aaron with others. 

On this episode they will discuss Aaron’s path to medical school, the strategies from NASA he uses to better manage his time, the things Aaron has taken from sports psychology to improve his test taking, Imposter Syndrome, and more!

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How do you study better in med school? Are residents paid for their long shifts!? What resources should I use for Step 1!? What study strategy should I implement with those resources!? What should be changed in med school!?

I have received so many questions about medical school, being a resident, studying for tests, and others that I wanted to make a video to answer them all!

This video will tackle my thoughts on things such as; what study materials you should keep an eye on that may help in your studying; why med school makes you a better test-taker than an actual doctor; the benefits of using a timer when studying; and a reminder on a doctor’s net worth being more than just the paycheck.

If you have questions about med school, becoming a doctor, or anything about the M.D. journey, comment down below! Who knows, maybe your question gets answered in the next Q and A video!

How To Review Anki Cards Faster In Med School

Level Up Your Studying

When To Start UWORLD For Step 1

First Aid How To Use First Aid For Step 1

Picmonic How To Use Picmonic For Your First Two Years In Med School

Best All In One Resource For Step 1 - Physeo Review

Endless Motivation in Med School - How To Avoid Stress

How I Got Honors In Internal Medicine 2019 [Best 7 Resources For The Rotation]

Shelf Exams Ultimate Guide (What You Need To Know)

Step-up To Medicine

My Favorite Resource in Med School (OnlineMedEd Review)

When To Start UWORLD For Step 1

Med Elite Academy

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Double digits, babey!!!

In episode ten of Or, Learn Parkour... Lex and Jordan take a yesteryear tour through their college careers to bring you tried and true tips for surviving finals week, and a lot of dumbass things we tried so you don't have to! 

Thanks for listening!

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How do you keep up with your USMLE Step 3 Schedule?

I am studying and preparing for Step 3 and a lot has changed since my first video and how I planned to tackle it. Hours and in my rotations and time in the hospital has forced me to make changes in my study schedule, number of questions reviewed for UWORLD per day, taking on a new resource and others.

Not everything is going to plan but others have and I want to show premeds and most especially med students and residents prepping for Step 3 that even as your initial study plan doesn’t work, don’t be afraid to adjust as test day approaches.

In this video, I give you an update on Step 3, what’s working and is not working, and what my new plan looks like.

What are you doing to prepare for the test!? Is there something you’d do differently!?

Follow my journey to taking on this test on the road to becoming a licensed doctor!

USMLE Step 3 Tips and Advice

Studying For Step 3 Prep, Overview, Study Schedule

How To Get Better Grades In Medical School Using Just One Tip

The Med Elite Academy

Crush USMLE Step 3

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How do you get better grades in medical school with just one tip!?

Med students use many strategies to study, memorize and prepare for tests and rotations to up their grades. Some listen to lectures and take down notes, and call themselves prepared. Others use apps and other tools like Anki and flashcards to get them ready. And still others look for inspirational boost from a video or a quote to keep them going for the aspired 4.0 GPA.

These study motivational techniques are great and work a lot better than others. But if you want to drill down to just one tip to help you get better grades, then, learn how to get comfortable in failing and use a timer.

This is a med school study tip that I used to help me graduate with honors, and has helped my students improve their grades. It may sound strange or feel uncomfortable at first, as with most new strategies, but it’s definitely a step in the right direction to better retention, understanding of the lessons and higher grades!

The best part about this is; you are not too late or even too early to start using this so if you’re a pre-med you can do this too

Check out this one tip to help you get better grades in med school on this episode of the TMJ show! 

How To Use Anki In Medical School

Med School Guides

Here's How To Study Less in Medical School (Easy Step-By-Step Method 2020) 

How To Review Anki Cards Faster In Med School

Keys To Studying With Anki - Med School Tips

Level Up Your Studying 

The Med Elite Academy 

Med Ignite Program

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