**What does the speed of learning something depend on?** The speed of learning depends on *the way you formulate the material.* **Do not learn if you do not ...** Do not learn if you do not *understand.* **Learn before you ....** Learn before you *memorize.* > **What should you do before you memorize individual facts and rules?** > Before memorizing individual facts and rules, *build an overall picture of the learned knowledge.* Start by reading a chapter that puts facts together before learning using individual questions and answers. **What should you build upon?** You should build upon *the basics.* **What is the minimum information principle?** The minimum information principle is the idea that *material must be formulated as simply as possible.* > **What are the two reasons why knowledge must be simple?** > The two reasons why knowledge must be simple are that: > 1. Simple is easy. > 2. Repetitions of simple items are easier to schedule. > > **How should answers be formulated?** > Answers should be formulated *as short as imaginably possible.* **What is cloze deletion?** Cloze deletion is *creating sentences with missing parts to fill in.* **Graphic representation of information is usually far ...** Graphic representation of information is usually far *less volatile.* **What are mnemonic techniques?** Mnemonic techniques *make remembering easier.* **... deletion is as good as cloze deletion.** *Graphic* deletion is as good as cloze deletion. **What is a set?** A set is a collection of objects. > **What should you always convert sets to?** > You should always convert sets to *enumerations.* > > **What are enumerations?** > > Enumerations are *ordered lists of members.* > > > > **How can you deal with memorizing enumerations?** > > You can deal with memorizing enumerations using *cloze deletions.* ...