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Watching lectures at 2x feels productive, but the NBME doesn’t test what you’ve watched. It tests what you can pull out of your own head under pressure.
In this episode, I walk through every class I teach for Step 1, Step 2 CK, Step 3 and COMLEX, and why none of them are lectures. Every class is built on active recall: clinical vignettes, grap...
I take a very different approach from most to explain the USPSTF guidelines in this podcast. I provide mechanisms, logic, and integration that makes it feel like an easy to understand subject than a bucket list to memorize. Super HY stuff for all the USMLE and COMLEX exams!
Watching lectures at 2x feels productive, but the NBME doesn’t test what you’ve watched. It tests what you can pull out of your own head under pressure.
In this episode, I walk through every class I teach for Step 1, Step 2 CK, Step 3 and COMLEX, and why none of them are lectures. Every class is built on active recall: clinical vignettes, grap...
In this podcast, I focus specifically on a series of peds topics that tons of folks tend to get wrong on the USMLE exams. I also dedicate time to discussing how the NBMEs create wrong answers/distractors and elaborate on some test taking principles. Good sampling of the kinds of material I review in my classes.
Watching lectures at 2x feels productive, but the NBME doesn’t test what you’ve watched. It tests what you can pull out of your own head under pressure.
In this episode, I walk through every class I teach for Step 1, Step 2 CK, Step 3 and COMLEX, and why none of them are lectures. Every class is built on active recall: clinical vignettes, grap...