Robin Moore, an instructor in Algebra at St. Benedict at Auburndale in Memphis, is on a mission to make sure her students really learn math. She developed Moore's Reminders for Math to help students do just that. They facilitate repetition referencing that reinforces learning. Germantown, TN (PRWeb) February 9, 2007 -- Robin Moore, an instructor in Algebra at St. Benedict at Auburndale in Memphis, is on a mission to make sure her students really learn math. She developed Moore's Reminders for Math to help students do just that. They facilitate repetition referencing that reinforces learning.

Moore's Reminders for Math is a set of 3"x5" index cards held together by a ring that provides quick references to math procedures. They are color-coded, arranged simply and logically and are a tool that Moore says helps those math procedures stick in the minds. Students are encouraged to use the cards when working problems. It is the very repetition that makes it work.

Moore's passion for her mission springs from her own difficulties in childhood with dyslexia. "When I was young I couldn't read. I never thought I could be successful." After attending the Dyslexia Foundation she blossomed. She is fervent about getting students to grasp math and they have great success with the cards.

To read more about Robin you can visit the website at www.mathhelpcards.com or read a recent article in the Memphis Commercial Appeal.

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