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You guys shouldn't rely on your notes so much. If you only work on perfecting your notes instead of actually studying, you won't do well at all. Believe me, I learned the hard way

Cyanotic wrote:So taking notes shouldn't be too hard right mej710 and Unome?

I think taking notes is pretty straightforward, especially if you have the event sheet to refer to. I think it's easiest to go through each topic and learn about them in as much depth as possible. I also find it easier to learn more details about a topic when I study the same one with different resources. For example, I might read a book to learn about the layers of the skin as well as watch a youtube video about it or look at a diagram on google images.

GoofyFoofer wrote:You guys shouldn't rely on your notes so much. If you only work on perfecting your notes instead of actually studying, you won't do well at all. Believe me, I learned the hard way

For me it's gone the exact opposite (Anatomy is also my worst event).

Oh.

mej710 wrote:

Cyanotic wrote:So taking notes shouldn't be too hard right mej710 and Unome?

I think taking notes is pretty straightforward, especially if you have the event sheet to refer to. I think it's easiest to go through each topic and learn about them in as much depth as possible. I also find it easier to learn more details about a topic when I study the same one with different resources. For example, I might read a book to learn about the layers of the skin as well as watch a youtube video about it or look at a diagram on google images.

Hmm... Seems like taking notes/studying takes a well amount of time... Ehh I'll figure something out.

To help you study, you can look for tests on the test exchange and online.

GoofyFoofer wrote:To help you study, you can look for tests on the test exchange and online.

Alright! Thanks!

Hey cyanotic, this might be old news to you, but to help out with notes, just go to the soinc website. They have a lot of links and resources for each event. Here's the link for anatomy. http://soinc.org/anatomy_b This is div b.
Here is the link for div c. http://soinc.org/anatomy_physiology_c

The packet and the training powerpoint are a BIG help.

If anybody needs a good website to look up stuff, try http://www.innerbody.com/.