The LATCH principle
... for organizing information:
- Location: put the most relevant stuff to be within reach.
- Alphabet: for organizing lists of people and statistics, dictionaries, and official documents.
- Time: used when providing step by step instructions or when things have to be in chronological order.
- Category: organize information by similarity or relatedness.
- Hierarchy: organizing information that is used collectively to compare things.
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