Time Management | The Calendar Technique

[@ellieflower]

Thank you. I love your videos. They are helping me through school.

[@LETHARGY.]

Great idea! Can I still use the Calendar Technique in the middle of the semester? It's very appealing, do you think I'd be nearly as effective as I could have been If I had started using it at the start of the semester? Also, apart from this, what other strategies do you use? or maybe there's a video about that I might look for in your playlists? These are way too many questions huh? I've stopped I'm sorry😂😂

[@AnatomyHero]

Better late than never! I think it really helps with time management when you see way ahead of time when things are happening. I want to make more videos like this, but currently I only have this and one about how to memorize anatomical terms. I uploaded it yesterday so if you go to my page, It should be right there. I also have some videos for specific systems...like how to learn muscle names/actions, how to study endocrine, bone anatomy, which should be on the playlists for those systems if you need them. My best general tip: when preparing for a test, plan to be done learning two days before your test, because the day before should only be review. Also... If you are within a week of that date, you should think "how many hours can I spend each day studying?" And "how many chapters are there to study"... And then based on that tell yourself when you are going to move on to the next chapter. So if you have 15 hours left to study, and three chapters... After 5 hours on one chapter, You need to move on to the next one. It's better to know 50% of three chapters then 100% of one chapter, 25% of the next chapter and 0% of the last one. Of course, You may want to consider that you will not split your time evenly between the three chapters. If your professor spent one lecture on chapter one, two lectures on chapter two, two lectures on chapter 3, and four lectures on chapter 5.... Then you divide and figure out what percent of time in lecture your professor spent on each chapter.... And that's the percent of your remaining time studying you should spend on each chapter.

[@LETHARGY.]

@@AnatomyHero Thank you for this, Anatomy Hero🥳 and your response too