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Are any medical students here using "osmosis” as a learning tool?

Sweet Heart bab

Out of interest are any medical students here using osmosis” as a learning tool?

Reply 1

Marathi

Original post by Sweet Heart bab

Out of interest are any medical students here using osmosis” as a learning tool?

I watch their youtube vids a lot and find them really useful. Haven't used any of their paid content though.

Reply 2

HoldThisL

i presumed, from the title of this thread, that learning by osmosis was a technique for absorbing information by faceplanting the textbook

evidently i have misjudged

Reply 3

GabiAbi84

Original post by HoldThisL

i presumed, from the title of this thread, that learning by osmosis was a technique for absorbing information by faceplanting the textbook

evidently i have misjudged

I was also assuming that... 😂

Reply 4

HoldThisL

Original post by GabiAbi84

I was also assuming that... 😂

its a solid form of revision

Reply 5

GabiAbi84

Original post by HoldThisL

its a solid form of revision

I mean...it can’t hurt, right?

Reply 6

HoldThisL

Original post by GabiAbi84

I mean...it can’t hurt, right?

certainly not and it's extremely beneficial sleep

Reply 7

girl_in_black

Original post by HoldThisL

its a solid form of revision

A mate of mine used to put textbooks under his pillow when sleeping during exam season at uni.

Reply 8

Democracy

Original post by HoldThisL

i presumed, from the title of this thread, that learning by osmosis was a technique for absorbing information by faceplanting the textbook

evidently i have misjudged

Learning by osmosis is definitely a thing. A consultant once told me (then FY1) that's what was actually happening while I was pushing around the computer-on-wheels. True story :u:

Reply 9

Hudl

Original post by Democracy

Learning by osmosis is definitely a thing. A consultant once told me (then FY1) that's what was actually happening while I was pushing around the computer-on-wheels. True story :u:

He was trying to avoid teaching you!

Reply 10

asif007

Osmosis I've heard from friends is good. But I've seen adverts in front of YouTube videos talking about something called Lecturio, which is supposed to be very thorough preparation for USMLE. If you prepare for that level of detail, you will pass your medical school exams in the UK quite easily.