Daylight Saving Time on AidToMemory: "Spring Forward, Fall Back"

Groningen, Netherlands, October 27, 2005 --(PR.com)-- AidToMemory.com has added a new section to its website with mnemonics for Daylight Saving Time. The mnemonics help to remember which way the clock should be adjusted. For instance: "Spring Forward, Fall Back." Next Sunday (October 30th) all clocks will have to be adjusted due to the end of Daylight Saving Time.

This new section of AidToMemory.com, as the other sections of the website, is entertaining as it is educational. Difficult to remember facts such as which way to adjust the clock for Daylight Saving Time are much easier to remember by using these valuable tools. AidToMemory.com's growing database of mnemonics continues to entice visitors to implement this historic, yet effective tool in the learning process. Further, as visitors to the websites are able to easily add their own mnemonics to the database, you never know what kind of interesting and creative mnemonics you'll find on AidToMemory.com.

What are mnemonics?
Mnemonics are useful aids to memory. They help to remember things that are normally difficult to commit to memory, like spelling of words or the order of the planets in our solar system.

About AidToMemory.com:
AidToMemory.com has been set up for educational purposes and general knowledge conservation. Now there is a single place on the web where students, pupils, and teachers all can benefit from mnemonics. The website is neatly categorized and has an user friendly search engine. Visitors can add their own mnemonics as well.

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