Sleep
Goal Setting
Note taking techniques
Study techniques
Memory
100

Average amount of hours you should have for sleep

7-9

100

Framework that incorporates Specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time bound 

SMART method

100

Method uses bullets, headings and aberevations

Cornell Method

100
Recall information instead of memory from notes

Retrieval Practice

100

Repeating information to help remember

Rehearsal

200

Process during sleep that helps recollect memory

Memory consolidation

200

Breaking down long term goals into short term

Goal Decompostion

200

Summary of what you learned

Active recall notes

200

Helps understand materiel through different contexts

Interleaving

200

Organizing topics into different groups

Chunking

300

What happens when you pull all nighters

Could be hard to remember things

300

The drive to set and reach your goals

Motivation

300

Notes written by hand

Handwritten Notes

300

Deeply understanding the principles and concepts of the topic

Deep learning

300

Involving new information to make the topic easy to remember

Mnemonic devices 

400
This improves our ability to help with something challenging

Emotional memory processing

400

Writing down and visualizing your goals

Goal visualization

400

Break down notes by chunks

Chunking

400

Reviews materiel through increasing intervals 

Spaced repetition

400

Memory that involves something personal

Episodic memory

500

What helps the most before an exam or big test

Getting enough sleep

500

Theory of people who set goals are more likely to achieve them

Locke Goal Setting Theory

500

Involves retention and note cards

Spaced repetition

500

Alternating through different subjects so you don't lose engagement

Interleaved Practice

500

Helps memory through being tested

The testing effect