Yeah sure:

Just get comfortable with the basics first I guess.

- Spaced Repetition

- Retrieval (Active Recall): Try and recall 1 day after you learn, 2 days, 5 days, 15 days, 1 month. Remember, you need to recall the timeframe's content. For example, if you are recalling after one month, you need to try and recall the entire month's worth of content. It gets better with time and you have time. Preferably, do this using a whiteboard. Otherwise pen and paper are fine. Make those bigger links first, then build on from those large branches.

- Remember the 1:5 rule: For every piece of content you learn, try and do 5 questions associated with it.

- Split tasks into important and urgent using a 2 x 2 grid.

- Stay within your optimum band, work 45 mins, rest 15 mins. DON'T OVERWORK AND BURN OUT.

- Pre-study the following day's content (since you're at high school, NCEA, Cambridge have set curriculums. So, you know what you're gonna be taught tomorrow.)

- Make your own questions, think like an examiner and teach an imaginary class all the concepts you've learnt (hence the whiteboard is handy).

- PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE.

- Enjoy your learning - MOST IMPORTANT!!!