Guides to studying with other people: how to find a study partner, body doubling for ADHD, study with me sessions and the apps that help.
Study Partners
A PLAB 2 study partner is another doctor preparing for the GMC's clinical exam who plays your patient and keeps the eight-minute clock. Afterwards, they give feedback on the three domains the…
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Study Partners
An Open University study group usually starts in a module's own spaces: the tutor group forum, the module forum and the online tutorials. Everyone there works to the same TMA cut-off dates. From…
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ADHD
Doing a PhD with ADHD is hard less for the thinking than for its shape: years of self-directed work and one real deadline at the end. You may see your supervisor every week or two, and nobody in…
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Focus
For most sixth formers and uni students, why can't I revise has an answer in the set-up, not in their character. Answers sit beside the questions, a walkthrough replaces practice, the mock doesn't…
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Study Apps
A study group rarely needs all of Discord, so the best Discord alternatives for study groups depend on which parts yours uses. Discord does six jobs for a group: drop-in voice rooms, screen sharing…
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Study Apps
The best study group apps for students cover six jobs between meetings: chat, scheduling, shared files, flashcards, task tracking and reading together. Most groups need only the first three in week…
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Study Apps
The best apps for virtual study sessions run beside the call, not instead of it. Each does one job: a whiteboard to explain on, a timer everyone sees, a quiz game to test each other, or a shared code…
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Study Partners
The best study group ideas make every member produce something: an answer before the discussion, an explanation in their own words, an exam question, a map. Pick activities by what your next exam…
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Study Partners
The short answer to how to be a good study partner: try the work before you meet, and ask questions that show where you're stuck. In the session, explain without handing over answers and give…
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