Spaced repetition

Spaced repetition → repetition suppression
A (too) short interval might induce repetition suppression and possibly reduce levels-of-processing effect.

Contradiction? → there exists a negative correlation between IQ and neural activity (i.e. during learning tasks) → compensation for better "hardware"?

Anki

 * 1) What could be more effective than reading the whole note?
 * 2) Trying to recall the whole note.
 * 3) How could it be a good phenomenon to add something to Anki that's "obvious"?
 * 4) Probably higher intervals.
 * 5) Could aid to the proof that you already know the elements well required for understanding it

Other

 * 1) more successful students tend to have a lower relative retention percentage (SRS)
 * 2) The interpretation of this paradoxical finding is that good students are by far more critical in the judgment of their own progress.

Images → spaced repetition

 * 1) Adding images to items can help with ordering knowledge (and make you feel like you haven't learned nothing)

e-learning (theory)

 * 1) Improving germane cognitive load (encoding and decoding of memories)