[MedRookie]

Kittie, post: 663, member: 0 wrote:

Thanks MedEdGuru. I am definitely more of a visual learner. I have such a hard time staying focused when there is just the teacher giving a lecture. It seems to stick more when I can watch videos, or when the teacher prepares a PowerPoint presentation. Can you recommend any place to go and watch some of these videos?

I’ve found khanacademy videos helpful since he explains things better and you can pause and let the information sink in:
https://www.khanacademy.org/test-prep/mcat/biomolecules

Also, have you heard of CourseEra? You can register for courses for free and some institutions teach medical courses there as well. Some of their lectures are from Harvard, Yale professors which is always a plus

But again, it is important to not let all of this superfluous information detract you from exam questions. Getting old exams is the most important thing so you get used to how they ask questions.

[MedRookie]

Kittie, post: 663, member: 0 wrote:

Thanks MedEdGuru. I am definitely more of a visual learner. I have such a hard time staying focused when there is just the teacher giving a lecture. It seems to stick more when I can watch videos, or when the teacher prepares a PowerPoint presentation. Can you recommend any place to go and watch some of these videos?

I’ve found khanacademy videos helpful since he explains things better and you can pause and let the information sink in:
https://www.khanacademy.org/test-prep/mcat/biomolecules

Also, have you heard of CourseEra? You can register for courses for free and some institutions teach medical courses there as well. Some of their lectures are from Harvard, Yale professors which is always a plus

But again, it is important to not let all of this superfluous information detract you from exam questions. Getting old exams is the most important thing so you get used to how they ask questions.