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Understanding is for like, memorizing is just for short-term memory, that might or might not help you in the long run, unless you are that 1 % of the population that can remember everything they read forever.  \n2/Reading the material between 5 to 8 times:  \n-read before lecture or lab: manual power points  \n-read the material the same day after lab and lecture  \n-read it during your downtime  \n3/ create a flashcard deck. The only question and answer keywords need to be on the card.  \nYou can use also PowerPoint to create those, Anki software ( [https://apps.ankiweb.net/](https://apps.ankiweb.net/)) or Quizlet ( [https://quizlet.com/](https://quizlet.com/) ) and many can have the benefice of your contribution.  \nExample:  \nFront of the card:   \nthe function of the liver? Back:  \n􀀁 Bile production and excretion.  \n􀀁 Excretion of bilirubin, cholesterol, hormones, and drugs.  \n􀀁 Metabolism of fats, proteins, and carbohydrates.  \n􀀁 Enzyme activation.  \n􀀁 Storage of glycogen, vitamins, and minerals.  \n􀀁 Synthesis of plasma proteins, such as albumin, and clotting factors.  \nYou will have different decks that you read before going to bed (unconscious work better), so it will be used like the following  \nToday you created deck 1, tomorrow deck 2, 3rd-day deck 3, etc.…  \n􀀁 Today read deck 1  \n􀀁 Tomorrow read deck 1 and 2  \n􀀁 Day 3: read deck 1,2,3  \n􀀁 4th day: read deck: 1,2,3,4  \n􀀁 Day 5: read deck 2,3,4,5 Weekend read the full package  \n3/ create tables easy, simple to read and this a course where the drawing is very helpful (you do not have to be an artist) .  \n4// Weekend do question, as much as you can.  \nGo over the wrong answers and ask yourself why you did not answer them: reading, no knowing, confusion or other and fix that, do not do them again.  \n5/ ONCE A WEEK, study with a group, ask each other, question, go over the question.  \n6/ Go to tutoring if you have questions or need to go over the material or to be tested on your knowledge or just to be on your game.","cbCaihCoIf8K3Yo5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihCoIf8K3Yo5","pdf",46820,"English","# Overview\n## Core learning principles\n## Reading schedule\n## Flashcards and spaced review\n## Tables, drawing support, and practice questions\n## Weekly group study and tutoring","[{\"question\":\"Should the focus be on memorization or understanding for Anatomy Physiology?\",\"answer\":\"Understanding the material is prioritized over memorizing names, since memorizing is mainly short-term. 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