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 Hello again mga ka-Abalahin, today I will discuss some of the study schedule methods that we can apply in the medical school, hope this options could help Introduction: Usually the most active time of the brain is usually accodring to Oxford there are two types of study learners, the Day Studier, and the Night Studier each of the following advantage like the following Day Studier Night Studier ·          The brain is refreshed from a good sleep and can absorb more information ·          Natural light good for your eyes and keeps you alert ·          Doesn’t disrupt sleep schedule ·          Easier to create a study group with classmates More peace and quiet Fewer distractions A clearer mind for creative thinking Sleeping after studying can consolidate information and improve recall Taken from: https://www.oxfordlearning.com/best-time-day-to-study/ According to Oxford and supported by researchers there a

  Good day, welcome to AbalaTips: today we will discuss a topic which I hope could help the medical student currently in their hospital duties to pass the very long exams and in turn the end goal to pass their Physician Licensure Exam. Also which has almost same principle is to help students who are in 2nd yr in some of the medical schools who has comprehensive exam to pass For the further understanding of the topics, I suggest you read the following blogs for you to understand further this blog. Some of the blogs here and picture is taken from blog with permission from my colleague PPCMD2. By Me 1.  Active Learning in Philippine Medical School 2.  Visual Learning in Medical School 3.  Test-taking strategies by Dok Juan Abalahin 4.  Avoid Distractions in Philippine Medical Schools and PLE By PPCMD2, my idol 1.  Way of Studying to Medical School as an Average Medical Student Assuming that you had read the blogs above, the clerkship or PGIship now falls into 75-90% of retention ideally s

  Welcome again to Chika Abalahin Minute, this time I will post a blog on about a 3rd yr medical school curriculum which is does all subject needed to be semestral or a yearly basis. On the school that I came from, all 3rd year subject are semestral even the subjects that are annual on other schools But in my terms my answer that there are subjects that needs to Annual subject because of the following reasons 1. These subject must not be rushed, rushed subjects as per experienced means some topics are not discussed but they are important to know not just in practice but because in the Physician Licensure Exam here in the Philippines these topics are also asked, some are missed are even frequently asked in the subject 2. If all subject in the 3rd year are semestral, they are rushed subjects, since there is no time to discuss all of the subjects, again there will be missed topics thus increasing the chances of mistake when the board exam comes out. 3. It may cause unbalancing of the sche

  Good day mga ka-Abalahin, welcome to AbalaTips 101, today we will discuss some special subject and how to apply active learning on them. These are subjects that maybe included in the board exam hiddenly since they are not included in PLE thus, it may be mistaken as a minor subject but in fact they are not, these subjects will include the following - Psychiatry - Clinical or Applied Nutrition - Emergency Medicine - Rehabilitation Medicine  - Introduction to Medicine - Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics - Clinical Toxicology - Surgical Pathology - Radiology These are important subjects since you will apply this when you are in the clinicals already, in the Philippine Licensure Exam for Physicians, yes they sometimes may be included in the exam so never let go down on this subject, as I emphasized in my blog on " is there a minor subject? "  Disclaimers:   A, This AbalaTip is not intended to invalidate or to mention that your learning method is wrong, but rather this is a

Welcome to Chika Abalahin Minute: where I will discuss some real talk, honest opinion about a particular thing, today I will discuss on how a medical school can help or affect the performance in the board exam, these are the things that the method of how they teach the students can affect board exam Look at the PRC every result of the Physician licensure exam here in the Philippines and other examinations as well, there is a page there about "TOP PERFORMING SCHOOLS" and  "PERFORMANCE OF SCHOOLS" in terms of that particular date and time of the licensure exam, these result will echo not the student itself but how the medical school teach their student properly that's its called OVERALL PERFORMANCE, as I said in some of my previous blogs, yes, it will depend on the student on how they will pass the board exam, but it will also depend on the medical school on how they will have a good performance in the PLE in terms of the passing rate. 1. Create a good learning en