Tamika had a couple of other ideas that work for her. She wants me to share those with you as well.
Another thing I have found is that when preparing for the next set of coding chapters and reading for terminology, I usually set a goal of 10-12 pages of reading daily and I clip the pages with small paper clips to ensure I am on track and it keeps my goals small. I also "pad" each week with an extra day or two to give me some wiggle room for changes. I also go back through after a few days and code my exercises twice before an exam. I take it a step further and write on a stick note (it doubles as a temporary book marker) the day and date I should be complete with each small section of reading.
It also helps to look at the ICD-10 book when reading the chapters to understand how things are organized in a body system so you are not passively reading. Also, the sections at the very beginning of each section of the Tabular index of the book has some "gold nuggets" of information to increase your understanding of how chapters are organized.