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nclex prep

is making notes from kaplan video effective or reading book for nursing contents.

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I think it depends on the person and what normally works for them. I found that for me writing down notes while listening to content was the best method to remembering information. Reading content always made me fall asleep and I get bored easily. I guess I'm more of a visual/auditory learner. Good luck! :)

yeah i treated the kaplan book,videos, q trainer . like my bibles for 14 days straight at 13 hours a day of prep time. told family, work and everyone not to call because i was in NCLEX mode. i was so drained by test day but after i took a nap and saw my results on the BON website the fallowing morning. just keep plugging away at it. kaplan has the info you need to know. even know its boring you just do it and it will all be over soon

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Thank you for your opinion . I m an audio visual person too but by the time I finish watching second content I tend to forget the first one .this is so depressing n frustrating thinking that I won't remember anything . This nclex is too much for the brain.

I used Kaplan and Hurst but I found the content portion of Kaplan to be quite bland and boring. I couldn't really get the info to stick in my head...So I tried Hurst and loved it! The way they explain everything is really great and easy to understand. They give you a workbook to fill in notes as you go along the videos and they always repeat things over so it really sticks in your head. If you want, Hurst has a trial period you can check it out yourself to see if you like it!

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