1.
Look at the module guides and rubrics to understand what the lecturers are looking for in terms of critical analysis, referencing, depth of explanation etc.
2.
Instead of just reading lectures, use active recall methods like flashcards, blurting or whatever works for you.
3.
There are some great videos on youtube that are helpful. Some I'd reccommend are Medicosis Perfectionalis, khanacademymedicine.
4.
Use Google Scholar, PubMed, and ScienceDirect for journal articles. The more high-quality sources you use, the better.
5.
Check the ARU library website for past papers as there are a wide range to help you understand the style of questions for the exam.
1.
Look at the module guides and rubrics to understand what the lecturers are looking for in terms of critical analysis, referencing, depth of explanation etc.
2.
Instead of just reading lectures, use active recall methods like flashcards, blurting or whatever works for you.
3.
There are some great videos on youtube that are helpful. Some I'd reccommend are Medicosis Perfectionalis, khanacademymedicine.
4.
Use Google Scholar, PubMed, and ScienceDirect for journal articles. The more high-quality sources you use, the better.
5.
Check the ARU library website for past papers as there are a wide range to help you understand the style of questions for the exam.
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