Mnemonics: Memorize and learn

Name: Mnemonics: Memorize and learn
Rating: 4.5 (3 reviews)

Biology, Chemistry, Mcat prep

Free

2.0for iPhone, iPod touch

4.5

3 Ratings

kDuo Productions

Developer

40 MB

Size

Jul 20, 2021

Update Date

Education

Category

12+

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iPhone

About Mnemonics: Memorize and learn

The mnemonics app helps you learn faster and retain information longer using the tried and tested method of mnemonic devices. Students of Chemistry, Biology, medical and dental board prep rely heavily on mnemonics and flashcards to study. With this app, you can create your own mnemonics or study using hundreds of mnemonics already in the app.

These short and memorable pieces can help you master those abstract and hard-to-remember topics and lists. All mnemonics are easily searchable and categorized by subjects(Chemistry, Biology, Physics, English, History, Geography, MCAT, and many others)

Your memory works best when you feed your brain with just the necessary information to map out the full picture. Using mnemonics to remember and store information is almost like encrypting information in a spy movie. Now, how cool is that?