_Mnemonics_ are memory techniques that work as retrieval _cues_ to trigger the recall of information in long-term memory. A mnemonic is a memory technique or a memory tool that serves as a bridge to help you recall information from long-term memory **Twelve Principles of Memory (SAVE CRIB FOTO)** - Selectivity: Select what is important to learn. - Association: Associate or link together chunks of information. - Visualization: Picture in your mind the information you are learning. - Elaboration: Work with information and encode information in new ways. - Concentration: Stay focused and attend to specific stimuli. - Recitation: Repeat information verbally in your own words. - Intention: Create a learning goal with clearly defined desired outcomes. - Big and Little Pictures: Recognize different levels of information. - Feedback: Check the accuracy of your learning and use forms of self-quizzing. - Organization: Reorganize information in meaningful, logical ways. - Time on Task: Dedicate and schedule ample time to learn. - Ongoing Review: Practice retrieving information from long-term memory.