10-28-2005, 03:33 AM
Hello everyone:
This is my own experience in improving my memory and not forgetting the materials that I study.
I thought that asking my self questions (regularly) about the important topics that evaporates easily, especially biochemistry would be the trick.
Then one of my friends told my about the Gold Standard CDs (55 CDs).
This is a very effective way to improve your memory as it asks a question then a pause then they give you the answer. I bought it from them and I started to use it as I finish a topic or so. It was very effective in improving my memory and I continued using it for the rest of my studies for step 1.
The whole collection covers all subjects tested on step 1.
I still have my copy of these CDs and the notes that come with them and they are 55 CDs in total and over 300 pages of notes.
I have finished step 1 and my score was 233/95 and I would say that 10 points at least was becayuse of these CDs
Please email me if you are interested. usmlemd
This is my own experience in improving my memory and not forgetting the materials that I study.
I thought that asking my self questions (regularly) about the important topics that evaporates easily, especially biochemistry would be the trick.
Then one of my friends told my about the Gold Standard CDs (55 CDs).
This is a very effective way to improve your memory as it asks a question then a pause then they give you the answer. I bought it from them and I started to use it as I finish a topic or so. It was very effective in improving my memory and I continued using it for the rest of my studies for step 1.
The whole collection covers all subjects tested on step 1.
I still have my copy of these CDs and the notes that come with them and they are 55 CDs in total and over 300 pages of notes.
I have finished step 1 and my score was 233/95 and I would say that 10 points at least was becayuse of these CDs
Please email me if you are interested. usmlemd