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• 2018-04-12 · Motivation, Stress & Time Management - Exam Revision Q&A with Cambridge students — recommendation: Ali's tip for staying focused: study with your friends, which he finds really fun. — 00:04:45
• 2018-04-14 · Last Minute Study Tips, Flashcards, Essays & Maths - Exam Revision Q&A with Cambridge students — recommendation: Ali treats school exams as a team effort: you and your friends work together against the rest of the world, not as individuals competing with each other. — 00:05:38
• 2018-04-18 · Study With Me + 10 Productivity / Revision Tips - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #31 — recommendation: Ali's fifth tip: in any work session with friends at least one person must take the initiative and say what the group is doing, as Paul did; the others will follow. — 00:03:20
• 2018-04-18 · Study With Me + 10 Productivity / Revision Tips - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #31 — recommendation: Ali's sixth tip, active recall as a way of life: in a group session, instead of being spoon-fed an examination, one person talks the others through it and they fill in the gaps. — 00:03:58
• 2018-04-18 · Study With Me + 10 Productivity / Revision Tips - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #31 — recommendation: Ali's eighth tip: friends encourage one another to recall ("don't tell me"), because the more effort remembering takes, the more strongly the memory is encoded. — 00:05:26
• 2018-04-18 · Study With Me + 10 Productivity / Revision Tips - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #31 — recommendation: Ali's tenth tip, for quizzing with a friend: one reads the question aloud, both answer silently, and they look only when both are ready, so each still uses their own active recall. — 00:06:54
• 2018-04-24 · Study with Me + Revision tips from friends - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #32 — recommendation: Ali: Revising the eyes, Ali's group throws likely exam scenarios at one another, such as gradually blurring vision, brainstorms the differentials, then one person googles it and they work out what they missed. — 00:05:26
• 2018-04-24 · Study with Me + Revision tips from friends - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #32 — Ali likes working with other people because it gives a realistic idea of how little everyone else works; studying alone in a library, especially for A levels or at university, inflates what others seem to do and makes you think you are not doing enough. — 00:07:14
• 2018-04-24 · Study with Me + Revision tips from friends - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #32 — a guest: The student says the medics of their Cambridge college have worked really hard to collaborate and share resources. — 00:08:55
• 2018-04-24 · Study with Me + Revision tips from friends - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #32 — Ali: Exam term is one of Ali's favourite parts of university life: studying the same material as friends in one place, each doing their own thing, is very social. — 00:08:55
• 2018-05-01 · First Live Hangout + Rapid-fire Q&A — recommendation: Ali says group studying can be unproductive but is fun, and becomes productive as long as someone takes the lead. — 00:16:01
• 2018-05-01 · First Live Hangout + Rapid-fire Q&A — recommendation: Ali stays motivated to revise by studying with friends. — 00:17:21
• 2018-05-21 · Study with me + More revision tips - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #34 — Ali ended the day with a relaxed group revision session with friends in his room, revising together so they all enjoyed it more. — 00:10:02
• 2018-05-28 · Study with Me + How I take notes - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #36 — recommendation: Ali advises teaching what you have learned to someone else: it consolidates your own knowledge and teaches the other person, making studying collaborative rather than competitive. — 00:04:03
• 2018-05-28 · Study with Me + How I take notes - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #36 — Ali: For palliative care, Ali and three friends each summarised one of four topics for about 15 minutes and then explained them to each other, crowdsourcing the knowledge in about a quarter of the time. — 00:04:32
• 2018-06-02 · How I take notes on my iPad Pro in medical school - Cambridge University medical student — recommendation: Ali says sharing notes is really important, especially in medical school, where everyone should be collaborating and sharing their notes. — 00:05:47
• 2018-06-12 · Study with me + The Magic of Categorisation - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #38 — recommendation: Ali: Practising history-taking cases in a group with Seb, Ali and his friends read out a patient's presentation, fall silent while everyone thinks or writes down possible diagnoses, then discuss: everyone practises active recall and nobody is spoon-fed, since each will take the exam alone. — 00:06:16