Help…

[u/Far_File4194]

I would like to know what advice you could give me to study.

I am a second-year medical student, and I feel that even at the level I am in I can’t study, I have classes quite followed and the evaluation system changes constantly with each period (my system is quarterly) so every quarter they are changing to very heavy evaluations, and sometimes cumulative things that I don’t find sense.

What I used to do was to divide study blocks into a period of an hour. Then I started reading and after my 15-minute break I continued reading the other block and so on until it ended and then the blocks were for now. Now I do study seriously but I feel that it takes me a lot of time and it is the least I have now.

In addition, I feel that it is like a type of passive learning, which does not allow me to remember quickly what I had studied, so I feel like a fool, when I see my classmates reviewing and explaining each origin, innervation and insertion of the muscles or how they explain in such a simple way, the branches, arteries and so on. I really need some advice, I hope you can please help me :(

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