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Using Comics to Visualize and Remember

By Donnalyn Yates | February 17, 2015

Using Comics to Visualize and Remember I don’t know if you are like me but I love to learn new things. I’ve been reading some wonderful articles about the STEM and STEAM programs but when I have a lot to do (which is always), I begin to zone-out with all the educational jargon. Just give…

Memorize the Countries of the World by Drawing

By Donnalyn Yates | November 11, 2011

I recently found the most amazing book Mapping the World by Heart by David J. Smith, that teaches students (5th grade through college) how to learn the names and locations of 190 countries in the world. And if that isn’t enough, the student is able to draw and label all the countries including rivers, mountains…

Gilly Cannon, Parent, Hong Kong

"I thought you might like to know that I used Memory Joggers with my son who's 8 to learn his times tables. He thought it was great fun and just got 100% on a big times tables test! So thanks!"

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2013-09-09T14:48:53-07:00

"I thought you might like to know that I used Memory Joggers with my son who's 8 to learn his times tables. He thought it was great fun and just got 100% on a big times tables test! So thanks!"

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Fast & Fun!

“I absolutely love the Memory Joggers Multiplication & Division program. My daughter learned her facts in one month and best of all....she still remembers them! Even the hard ones. Thanks.”

Jena Names
Custom Homeschool Curriculum

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2013-09-09T15:11:33-07:00

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Basic Facts

Studies have shown that children who have memorized all the basic facts of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, are able to perform faster and make less mistakes on standardized tests.

Memory Joggers

2013-09-09T15:29:13-07:00

Studies have shown that children who have memorized all the basic facts of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, are able to perform faster and make less mistakes on standardized tests.

https://memoryjoggers.com/testimonials/basic-facts/

Our System

The Memory Joggers Learning System captivates student interest and imagination, inspiring children to learn. Students actually look forward to using Memory Joggers! And as with any subject, greater interest also contributes to better results. Memory Joggers was designed to meet the needs of all students. The philosophy is simple: different people learn in different ways. Some children learn best by using verbal areas of the brain. Others respond musically or rhythmically. Many are visual learners and some are kinesthetic or movement based learners.

Memory Joggers

2013-09-09T15:38:17-07:00

Memory Joggers was designed to meet the needs of all students. The philosophy is simple: different people learn in different ways.

https://memoryjoggers.com/testimonials/mj-learning/

Learning Challenged

"I have used Memory Joggers Multiplication and Division Story Cards for 15 years. I don't know how I'd teach without them. My learning challenged students would never have learned their facts without them. Thanks Memory Joggers!"

Joan Strasser, Emeryville

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2014-11-13T14:22:36-08:00

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Down Syndrome

"My son and I are having fun with your multiplication and division learning system. He is 8 and has Down Syndrome. We've been hit and miss over the summer, however, this morning he remembered 9 x 7 , 8 x 4 and 9 x 9. And the best part of it is that he thinks it's so much fun. We act pretty silly and have a really good time going over the stories."

Homeschool Parent
Collingsville, Illinois

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2014-11-13T15:29:27-08:00

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