These are the basic steps of clicker training.

1. Get your rabbit to do what you want it to do
2. Click the instant she does it
3. Reward your rabbit with a treat
4. Add a cue once she's learned to do it so she knows the name of what she's doing
5. Gradually fade out the clicks and treats

The basics ideas of clicker training are:

• Click at the moment that some desired behavior has happened
• Follow every click with a reward
• Ignore any behavior you don't want or don't care about

So, why is Amateur Radio called ham radio? It appears that the term originated with Telegraph Operators who referred to unskilled operators as "hams", presumably because they were considered "ham-fisted" (or "ham-handed"). When radio first became available to the general population many of the first radio ("wireless telegraph") operators were former telegraph operators and it became the norm for both amateurs and professionals to refer to amateur operators who accidentally interfered with other broadcasts as "hams" and eventually the term was adopted by the amateur radio community as the term for "amateur" radio.

This is a type of Mnemonic Peg System that helps you memorize lists using a pre-built Peg List based on the alphabet. It doesn't have to be the alphabet, it can be any ordered list of words that you already have memorized.

First you created a list of words wherein the first letter of each word matches the letters of the alphabet - Ape, Bat, Crane, etc. Now whenever you need to memorize a list you associate each item on the list with a word in the alphabet list in order. So if you need to memorize a loaf of bread, a container of milk, and a stick of butter you would do something like this:

Once you've made the associations you can remember the list by starting with Ape and working through the alphabet.

You can also draw the alphabet and use links between them when memorizing the list (e.g. King Kong throws the loaf of bread at the milk jug with a bat in it).