There is no universal best note-taking method—only an approach built around questions that adapts to what you're learning. For cardiology Samuel used a flat question list, for histology a tree diagram worked better because the content was about classification, for math you'd practice problems, and for history you'd write an essay. The principle of breaking down then rebuilding stays constant, but the tool changes.
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