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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Georgewerb, post: 201292, member: 77795&quot;]I have started studying again and need a better method for recording what I do not understand. When I miss a question, my first impulse is to copy the explanation and move straight on. Looking back at those notes, I cannot always tell which concept I was meant to revisit. One phrase I used to locate background reading was <a href="https://athletictrainingexam.top" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="https://athletictrainingexam.top" rel="nofollow">boc practice exam</a> and I am using that reading to refine the questions in my notes. I want a short entry naming the concept, my mistaken assumption and the source I should consult next. For clinical topics, I also want to keep examination revision separate from advice about an individual patient. Where an explanation seems incomplete, I would bring the specific uncertainty to an appropriate tutor rather than guess. I want the notes to guide a focused reading session, not become another large project to maintain. What note format helps you revisit a mistake several weeks after the original practice session?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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