Memory Aids

[LOUiS]

The following is the definition of a Memory Aid supplied to me by the
head math coordinator at the Lester B Pearson School board, and my
former math teacher, Mr Jeff Lux.

Use of memory aids is limited to the following:
1 letter-size (8.5" x 11") piece of paper on which students can
hand-write any formulas, examples, explanations, etc. on both sides.
Under no circumstances should a student's memory aid be either a
photocopy or a computer printout.

I hope this helps everyone.

[LOUiS]

Students can write anything, including the question, the formula, the
way to solve the question, and the answer. However, the more thorough
they are with certain question-types, the less space they will have to
include other information.