ADDucation’s list of mnemonics was compiled by Joe Connor and last updated on Jan 18, 2023 @ 10:35 pm

Thompson Z, et al. (2021). How singing can help people with dementia and their family care-partners: A mixed studies systematic review with narrative synthesis, thematic synthesis, and meta-integration. iiia)section 4 (driving etc. when under influence of drink or drugs) or 163 (failure to stop when required to do so by constable in uniform) of the Road Traffic Act 1988;Academic study of the use of mnemonics has shown their effectiveness. In one such experiment, subjects of different ages who applied mnemonic techniques to learn novel vocabulary outperformed control groups that applied contextual learning and free-learning styles. [27] The Spanish word for sun is sol, so you could imagine that the sun is burning the sole of your foot. Raynaud’s: characterised by colour change of the hands, initially white (ischaemic change), then purple (deoxygenated blood) then pink (reperfusion) There aren’t nine planets because there are bigger objects than pluto orbiting the sun and since it is far away from the sun it should be bigger. There are mostly gass lumps and there are Moreover, different research was done previously with the same notion, which presented with similar results to that of Reagh et al. in a verbal mnemonics discrimination task. [31]

FANBOYS Display Banner - Coordinating conjunctions examples - this brightly coloured banner is sure to catch your pupils’ attention, with a classic mnemonic to remind them of all the coordinating conjunctions examples. Phenylanine, Valine, Threonine. Tryptophan, Isolucine, Methionine, Histidine, Arginine, Leucine and Lysine.

Next, we have the lines on the staff with a bass clef, as read from the bottom: G, B, D, F, A. For this, musical students often use this line: Our list of medical mnemonics includes clinical skills, medicine, surgery, paediatrics and psychiatry. For basic sciences, see the Geeky Medics list of anatomy mnemonics. We all know how much police forces love mnemonics! Let's try and compile a list, here's the ones I can remember to start with, anyone want to add any more or correct any mistakes? For effects of an inductor or capacitor in alternating current circuits, the phrase "Eli the iceman" or "Eli on ice" has been used by electrical engineers. With an inductor present (the symbol L indicating inductance), the peak value of voltage ( E) precedes the peak value of the current ( I), so E precedes I in "Eli". With a capacitor present (the symbol C indicating capacitance), the peak current leads the peak voltage, with I leading E when C is present in "ice". Another common mnemonic is "civil": in a capacitor (C) current (I) leads voltage (V), while voltage leads current in a inductor (L). Since 2006 Pluto is no longer classified as a planet, it is now designated as a dwarf planet. There are many other variations not included in ADDucation’s list of mnemonics.