mnemonics

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Your marvelous mind

1980
Presents suggestions, including games, for improving one's memory and for learning to visualize in creative ways.

How to remember everything

memory shortcuts to help you study smarter, grades 9-12
2006
Contains a collection of over 200 memory shortcuts and mnemonics that can be used to remember a variety of events, rules, formulas, and definitions for high school students.

"Washing Adam's jeans" and other painless tricks for memorizing social studies facts

2011
A collection of mnemonic devices, such as songs, illustrations, and rhymes, that help readers remember social studies facts.

I before E (except after C)

old-school ways to remember stuff
2008
Contains a collection of practical memory techniques and mnemonic phrases to help arrange and remember information.

Miss Pell never misspells

more cool ways to remember stuff
2013
Provides tips and tricks for remembering math and spelling rules, tricky science, geography, and history facts, the names of the planets, and more, using rhymes, acronyms, popular sayings, and rules.

"Mrs. Riley bought five itchy aardvarks" and other painless tricks for memorizing science facts

2008
Contains science facts accompanied by acrostics, acronyms, poems, songs, and other tools which can aid in their memorization.

Your memory

how it works and how to improve it
1988

Memory

how it works and how to improve it
1980
Discusses what is currently known about memory and how it works, and makes suggestions for improving one's memory through mnemonic techniques and proper organization.

"Super-hungry mice eat onions" and other painless tricks for memorizing geography facts

2010
A collection of mnemonic devices, such as songs, illustrations, and rhymes, that help readers remember geography facts.

The weighty word book

2000
Presents stories and puns that serve as memory hooks for twenty-six "big" words--one for each letter of the alphabet--selected for their frequency in the written language and their sound; arranged alphabetically from abasement to zealot.

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