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Work every day at it. Do not get behind. Our little "lab table" study group would divide up the questions (from whatever assignment or the review ?'s in the book) and each do some, then we would make copies and pass them around to each other, sort of like divide and conquer. We would quiz each other before an exam.
For every rotation, we have a math test on the first day of school. It's pretty routine.
Keep up with your readings! It sounds pretty simple, but it's when you fall behind on your readings that you really begin to panic and wonder why none of the quiz questions sound remotely familiar!
During my Pediatrics rotation, the teacher would randomly give a quiz. The first few were quizzes were okay, and about 8-10 questions in length. One day she gave a quiz from hell: 6 questions with fill-in's and circle all that apply...Alot of people failed. I did poorly on that one because I worked late and didn't brush over my readings...
SDBella82
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OMG! I just took my first Anatomy class last night and the teacher gave us a quiz!!!!!
He lectured for about an hour and a half, then gave us two hours to study/memorize before giving us a 10 question quiz!!! Is that normal?! I've heard that this was a tough class, but now I'm terrified!!
I formed a 'study group' with the three other girls sitting at my table - luckily we all have very similar learning styles and are pre-nursing majors. Do you have any other suggestions/advice on how to succeed in this class?? Thanks!