How to make Questions for ACTIVE RECALL study method - With Live Study With Me Example.

In this video I'm sowin you my method for making questions for Active Recall. How to do active recall study method easily.
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[@enitanh2734]

so recap here Note to Self listen to the lecture in person or recorded write questions about one question per slide more like 3-5 then when you are done after a few hours go back and answer all the questions first pls do them before you go to bed write them down then cross-check to make sure the answers you wrote down are correct correct any wrong answers and you are done move on to the next topic. you will have to review tables separately so you don't have too many questions about that table in the chapter question this is where spaced repetition comes in if you have any exam in a week which you know you do review the question at least 2 more time before your quiz and 3 more times before your exam and wishing you the very best Enny

[@Dr.Nellah]

YESSS exactly ☺️

[@e-senpai9240]

Thanks for using an example. A lot of study advice videos don't do that, which makes it harder to know how to apply their advice specifically.

[@Dr.Nellah]

Thank you! Exactly that’s what I was trying to avoid because I realise a lot of the questions I get are because people can’t see how it applies x

[@enitanh2734]

when you have been studying for the first 17 - 18 years of your life only to realize no one actually teaches you how to study and you are probably studying ineffectively and now you have to rewire that process I pity those who have not realized that yet

[@jasperaifam6210]

Your video on active recall helped me so much By God's grace last semester out of 9 courses I had 8A's and one B. I was so shocked and still shocked, that's my best performance so far God bless you

[@Dr.Nellah]

Amazing! Well done you did amazing x

[@jasperaifam6210]

@@Dr.Nellah thank you And all thanks to you 💕

[@theresachola3886]

WOW 👏👏congratulations 🎉 God is amazing ❤❤

[@crazy2pandas]

I used this technique in undergrad years ago and was able to get A's in majority of my bio classes and sometimes would score the highest on the Anatomy and Phioysioloy test.

[@Dr.Nellah]

Amazing!! It really does work x

[@thandazilemahlangu2498]

Q

[@beverleymuvaka9267]

Love this channel im starting medical school next month and I'm ready to use these methods

[@archiemasingene4209]

Yes ma’am 👏🏾! Give it to me straight! Lol this really eliminates my passive excuses and motivates me to get up and work

[@SAYCHRISTISLORD]

This is so useful!! I didn’t realize I have actually done this a few times and I agree it works very well👍 God bless you and continue giving you wisdom to keep learning

[@scrunk6981]

Este canal es increíble, llevaba años persiguiendo el aprendizaje rápido.

[@teeinfluencesworld6729]

Thank you for posting this video with how to do the active recall method and an example of how you do it. So helpful. I am on winter break from school and looking for ways to get that 4.0 next semester (as I was very close) for pre med while also retaining the information.

[@promiserobinson5113]

This is awesome! Thank you so much for this video!

[@ramaramaggie1064]

The tough love that I am getting from this video is real and also needed

[@orangejuice-vs3nx]

Thanks for the insight

[@lizzy2991]

Great video! The example helped with the questions!

[@FRIDAYSIN6]

This is really excellent !!!! and full of tough love too

[@jesusandmedicine1950]

This is very helpful! God bless you

[@crystalholder2213]

This is great....I use this to study in my LPN program....now going into my second semester for the RN program..its hard work however I use Quizlet and it works.

[@knw-seeker6836]

This was great thanks a lot

[@tresatriesit]

Omg I got an A following this method!!!! I got a c on my last quiz and I literally did exactly what she said except I use Evernote to sort my notes! Thank you so much.

[@joshnova9163]

Superb video. Full of practical, evidence-based tips

[@familiab269]

You’re one of the prettiest people i’ve seen

[@joyleenstrozier4295]

Wow! Amazing!

[@naturallycurlymama5344]

I just shared your channel with my daughter your channel will be very helpful she will start Bachelor of science next year

[@tryology1167]

The video is just amazing you got a new subscriber 😍

[@theresachola3886]

Another amazing video😄😄

[@thequietstorm12]

Can you do a video on how you plan/study for final exams? Currently taking A&P I 😩.

[@user-hp1up2hp5s]

💖💝Love this. Thanks!

[@elizabethp3296]

Thank you so much! Quick Q - I'm currently revising for MSRA. I have MCQBank which I am using. How would you recommend applying this method in that context?

[@yaseenmuhammed3513]

thankyou

[@zaeluffy6328]

Hi! When it’s exam week do you just study these questions you made or still read textbooks/rewatch lectures? Btw your vids is a big help! My scores in tests are literally dropping :( thank you so much!

[@mereraikoukou3803]

Keep slaying Queen✌

[@audacityoffaith7667]

This is beautiful

[@mereraikoukou3803]

I love how you kept it real with Tiktok questions😁😁😁😁

[@philambuyisa101]

When answering the questions from the notes, how/when do you make flashcards?

[@albasaavedra7794]

hello, I started following you today, and I love you recommendations. I have a few questions, hopefully you can guide me. what do you recommend if my pathophysiology class is online, we do get power points, study questions, and chapters from the book to read, as well as modules to do on mylab for extra practice questions, but we don't get no lecture videos from the professor. I also have to use read aloud, since it's hard for me to read and retain information, so I use read aloud and follow along. Should I play 2-3 paragraphs and then answer the questions that she gave us at the end, or as I'm listening to the read aloud? There is a youtube lectures from the book we use in my class, and after taking my first exam, it seems like those would be helpful as well.

[@nurseinthemaking2020]

Thank you so much for your video.. absolutely amazing...finally a video that shows how questions can be made. I wanted to ask, once you have made the questions, how often do you review them? Do you write the answer anywhere? What do you do when you forget an answer?

[@Dr.Nellah]

Thank you! I do spaced repetition method of review :) depending on wether I’ve used an app like quizlet to make the questions/flashcards they have algorithms already set for you to go over what you get wrong more often etc.

[@ednamwamba9826]

you should make a vidoe about how to practice math 🙏🙏🙏

[@AllTimePrecious]

Thank you!

[@faith5287]

Hey, I really loved this video and how you showed yourself working through an example. I was wondering… could you just check your answers with the slides instead of listening back to the lecture to save time?

[@Dr.Nellah]

Yesss that’s also what I meant, you don’t have to physically listen to the lecture again.

[@barcalona55]

Kind of late but do you write your answers down aswell? Or do you just answer it aloud/mentally?

[@abigailmuchenjeri2494]

Wooow , so good 👍

[@c_mann6558]

How would you use this method for unrecorded lectures? None of my lectures are recorded and even though we may have the slideshows, but they are incomplete. Love the idea and I do make questions after my lecture based on my notes but I was wondering what you suggested. thank you!

[@Dr.Nellah]

I do this with live lectures aswell as recorded lectures :) I don’t make notes during lectures i just do this method.

[@patie310]

Thank you.

[@user-yz4hb2sx6y]

Hiya, how do you do spaced repetition?

[@lydiainghida3206]

How do you do this while your taking notes of the lecture? Like if your professor does not give out the slides of the lecture

[@msgravesjackson86]

Omg thanks so much for doing this vlog. I start in January and I’m gonna try this method. My question is how do u prepare for class? When reading the book are u reading page from page?

[@Dr.Nellah]

I used to go over the lesson outline of what the class will be about and do an overview read on it.

[@msgravesjackson86]

@@Dr.Nellah Are you saying answer the objective question before class?

[@nancyanih1016]

Thank you. Do you also write questions down when studying or only during lectures?

[@Dr.Nellah]

I do it with every study session, lectures, books etc

[@ruaosama1378]

Hello, thank you for the video💞. I have one confusion though, I can't seem to use the information I got with active recall to be able to answer clinical based medical questions well. I get very confused as I don't know how to apply the concepts that I've learned. Do you have any advice on that? Also thank you again for the video, I've been doing really really good in med uni eversince I applied your method.

[@Dr.Nellah]

That means maybe you’re not understanding the concepts overall. Maybe try teaching or explaining to someone what you’ve learnt. Because if you understand the mechanism then you should be able to apply to clinical questions.

[@ruaosama1378]

@@Dr.Nellah Ah I see, I'll try doing that. Thank you for the advice💞. Also, um your lipstick shade is really beautiful, not to be creepy but I can't stop staring at it. May I know what lipstick it is?

[@yasiinshah9144]

How many questions should one make per topic?

[@vaniaawuah6317]

What about if you only have PowerPoints?

[@fatimaelmi1195]

How often do you review the questions? When you have multiple lectures how to you schedule it?

[@Dr.Nellah]

Using a spaced repetition method/leitner method. Usually if I make questions in quizlet app there’s an algorithm already built it so you only repeat the Qs you get wrong more often :)

[@audacityoffaith7667]

Gracia

[@bibiwillem1768]

I really like your video's.I am your new subcriber. You are such an amazing young lady. Can you please make a video on spaced repetition? Please

[@FocusedNep]

Do you record yourself saying the right answers with the headphones?

[@ankitpadhi5636]

i want ipad for heavy note taking,pdfs, newspaper and a bit procreate..is 64gb enough? I write about 25 pages daily.. should I go with 64gb?

[@jayyli7204]

No that’s is not enough, you’ll need to delete

[@themoonismyloverr]

So when you answer to your questions you do it speaking out loud, not writing the answer?

[@jayvonrichards7712]

Can you put the answers to the questions as well? Just to make sure you have it for future reference

[@Dr.Nellah]

I never look back at my answers in the future because it would be passive learning. Everytime I want to go over something I always answer from scratch. But I still write down the answers yes.

[@alidallas3450]

I’m sorry but I still have a question.. What do you do when you don’t remember a question? Do you rewatch the lecture?

[@Dr.Nellah]

I leave the question blank. And then at the end of the study session I go over the lecture quickly to see what I got right/wrong and couldn’t remember etc

[@alidallas3450]

@@Dr.Nellah thank you!!

[@user-pz8vq7tp8m]

Writing down the revision questions mid lecture seems sound. Especially when combined w/ pre-study.

[@sohniya7681]

Does this work only with lecture videos? Can I do same while studying with a textbook?

[@Dr.Nellah]

Yes you can! You can read and make questions and then do the same principle ☺️

[@sohniya7681]

@@Dr.Nellah thanks

[@see4403]

Just curious but did you use this active recall method for your pharmacology?

[@Dr.Nellah]

Sometimes or I’ll just read you can apply different AR methods depending on what you’re studying. I’m doing a whole video on that aswell soon

[@the_god_killah]

what happens after lets say 1 year or in the future, you forget some stuff. How are you going to check the info if all you have is questions and no notes?

[@Dr.Nellah]

My notes are not the only source of information. There’s books and the original lectures etc

[@meanmuggin0384]

Active recall questions is the way to study

[@antoninocitarda3565]

You write the answer or not?