How does everyone study?

Nursing Students Pre-Nursing

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Just curious - my method works for me, but it's time-consuming. Maybe we can get some ideas from each other! I read the chapter before class about 98% of the time. Then I take notes during the lecture in my own notebook, not on my powerpoint slide handouts (unless it's all diagrams, bones, etc.). I usually learn best by writing. Later on, I go back to the chapter and take my own notes, already knowing what the instructor emphasized in lecture or told us to go back and read. I've been putting my lecture notes in a 3-ring binder and keeping my book notes in a spiral notebook so I can see both at the same time. Then, before the tests, I go back thru again and make flashcards. By the time I get this far, I usually know it well enough I don't have to go through the flashcards much, but that's easy to do at work, while eating, etc. How about everybody else?

Specializes in Pediatric Intensive Care, Urgent Care.

Pay attention in class, no notes.

study off exam review sheet, if no review I ASK the teacher what is going to be on the test and what to concentrate on. Most teachers, if not all, will give you this info if they don't hand out a review sheet.

my policy is no homework unless it counts for a grade or if its math then a couple of practice problems. I think someone else does this as well as previoulsy posted.

I have taken five classes each of the last three semesters and worked fulltime and i have to study efficiently for my learning style...i can't afford to waste precious time on learning activites IF IT DOESN'T really make a difference in my grade.

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