Study Skills: Revision Tips from the Team
Now for something a little different... the team of Medisense volunteers have combined their revision techniques and have some pearls of wisdom to share!
Study Skills Part One: Take Note
Study skills are one of those things that need continuous development – as medics we’re always learning new things, and some methods work better for different information and circumstances. Below are a few humble suggestions on the subject of note-taking, to help you with whatever you're trying to learn this exam season!
Funny Bones: is humour a positive force in MedEd?
Doctor doctor... I feel like I'm a pair of curtains...
Medicine has always been the subject of humour, and jokes are rife within learning tools in Medical Education. But what place should humour have for students, and should we be cautious about its use?
‘New MedEd’: building a doctor in a different way
In an age where medical students are facing ever increasing pressures and greater challenges, Jonny Guckian asks whether the answer to all our learning problems lies in embracing our creative and critical sides…
The Devil's Advocate: "The Textbook is Dead"
In the deepest circle of #MedEd hell, lives the devil’s advocate. Thinking the unthinkable. Voicing your deepest and darkest thoughts about the world of medical education. In a first of a series of entries about challenging the status quo, why not take a trip with us down to meet him?
