Decided to post this immediately so I didn't forget to do it later....All kidding aside, I hadn't heard about most of these...

https://getpocket.com/explore/...source=pocket-newtab

Some of these are pretty wacko, and I'd like to see the research behind them. Others are variations on the cognitive psychology levels of processing model laid out by Craik & Lockhart, which basically says the deeper information is processed, the more likely it will be remembered. "Deeper" processing means what it sounds--doing more advanced processing of something. For example, if you want to remember a new word, you should use it in a sentence, thing of words that rhyme with it, visualize something that includes the word, write it longhand, etc. Also related is Michael Posner's attention model, which basically (and in a very simplified explanation) says that the more attention you give to something, the more likely you are to remember it. Yep, that's a model. Go science.