Supplemental Instruction (SI)
Reasons to Go to SI:
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Helps you get study material, learn from and with your peers and overall better performance in your class
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This improves your GPA for the Course Work section of your medical school applications!​
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Helps you build relationships with peers in your class
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This makes it easier to form study groups and make friends
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Tips for Going to SI:
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Bring your notes and take notes during the session of the questions they ask and your answers
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​This helps so when you look back after the session you can review the material again and test yourself over it
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This also helps you to see the patterns in how the SI instructors and your peers are studying the material so you can learn more effective studying strategies
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Be prepared to actively participate!
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Most SI sessions involve group activities, discussion, adn games so be ready to work with your peers!​
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Don't be afraid to make mistakes!
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Participation is key, so try your best, work through the difficult problems ​and ask a lot of questions
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Everyone makes mistakes, they help you and everyone else learn
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