Pathologist Assistant Study Techniques
As a pathologist assistant, finding time to study during your program can be tough. You want to have a life outside of school but still be able to crush your exams. Once you start working and have a certification exam looming over you, it’s not like all of a sudden you have more free time or a stronger desire to study. You often come home feeling tired from a long day at work and would rather do something fun than study all night.
Let me show you how you can still do the things you love in your free time while making sure that crushing your exams is a piece of cake.
What you need is a system that helps you work and study smarter, not harder, and still leaves you that free time to do what you want.
These 5 tips are the best way to find that extra time in your week for studying without leaving you exhausted and will make sure that your studying is as effective as possible.
0:00 Intro
0:20 Tip #1: Scheduling studying
1:38 Tip #2: Set amount of study time
3:00 Tip #3: Pomodoro technique
4:29 Tip #4: Active recall
6:11 Tip #5: Spaced repetition
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I'm a full time Pathologists' Assistant working in western Canada. I'm making videos about becoming a PA, giving you tips about school and letting you know what this career is like.
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