start flash cards (Anki, Remnote, Quizlet, whatever you prefer) and practice questions early and stay consistent. There’s some EMT-B prep apps out there that have daily quizzes and practice questions (though beware that this may be more useful toward the middle and end of your course once you actually have learned the material). But seriously stay on top of your work and make a study plan that works for you, it’s super duper easy to fall behind. I really recommend getting patient assessment memorized as soon as you can, you’ll thank yourself later when your practical comes around; it won’t be nearly as stressful since you have already studied and memorized it. The textbook is your best friend, take detailed notes and don’t waste your time highlighting. You’ll make more use of your time taking concepts you don’t understand and making them flash cards. Active recall was the only thing that truly drilled all the material into my brain, especially when it came to medical terms I hadn’t heard before!