The use of spaced repetition memory systems has changed my life over the past couple of years. Here's a few things I've found helpful:
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For me the construction of the cards is an important part of the process. I'd be interested to hear of people who feel they've really benefited from shared decks. In a way, Duolingo is an example.
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Nothing beats authoring your own cards, but properly curated decks can be tremendously powerful study aids for standardized exams. This is especially true for med school, where shared Anki decks like the one by
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There's a whole generation of future docs currently passing through the trials of med school with the help of Anki. I would know, since I'm one of them!
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The only time I’ve found shared decks helpful are for vocabulary (especially for second languages). Other than that the act of creation and fine tuning your own decks are an important process IMO.
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