FACTFRAMES
THE MEMORY TOOL THAT DRASTICALLY IMPROVES RECALL DURING TESTS
If this sounds like your child
- Tests trigger stress and anxiety.
- Exam revision feels overwhelming.
- Cramming is becoming the study default.
- Your child, especially one with ADHD, understands work in class, but can't remember everything during tests.
- They're is bright and creative, but traditional study methods aren't helping them remember what they learn.
- Getting strong grades, but it's costing them peace of mind.
- You are becoming the study system, making study notes and quizzing for tests, while your child grows more dependent.
They are probably stuck in the Class-to-Test Memory Gap
Why ALL Students can Struggle to Remember During Tests
Students are taught how to understand their subjects.
But seldom taught how to remember what they learn.
Instead they mostly rely on ineffective study habits or ineffectively increasing their effort. Neither of which helps them reliably remember what they studied during tests.
This is the memory gap Factframes closes.
What changes when students use Factframes
When your child can visualize study notes as pictures
Memory is stronger so tests are better
Your child’s recall becomes reliable under test-pressure, they remember more, skip fewer questions and feel less anxious.
Studying is faster so there's less avoidance
Memorising becomes easier and revision takes less effort, making study time less of a struggle.
Schoolwork doesn't overload memory
Instead of letting work pile up until tests arrive, your child steadily integrates new learning and feels less overwhelmed by how much they need to remember.
Test memory lasts for weeks not hours
Because memory anchors last longer, early revision doesn’t feel like wasted effort. Your child can prepare steadily ahead of tests instead of defaulting to stressful last-minute cramming.
There's less to relearn before exams
Because more facts are retained throughout the term, there’s less to relearn from scratch when exam revision begins, reducing the pressure that exams place on the household.
Revision doesn't depend on parents
Your child’s memory anchors use their own thinking so they become less dependent on your help during revision and more confident recalling information on their own in tests.
Learning gaps become visible before tests
The parts of schoolwork your child hasn’t fully understood and where support is still needed quickly becomes clear when they struggle to create a Factframe.
Memorization evolves into creative reasoning
By building visual associations between ideas, your child develops flexible thinking, one of the most sought-after skills for the future.
With Factframes my daughter shows up for herself in her studies
READY TO TAKE A LOOK INSIDE THE FACTFRAMES BEGINNERS COURSE?
Inside: Factframes Beginners Course
The Factframes Beginners Course teaches students to turn facts from fact-heavy subjects like history, geography, and economics into visuals that embed learning into long-term memory. It gives 7th–9th Grade students a way to strengthen recall under test pressure and build a memorization structure that gives them the edge before the workload increases in high school.
Module 1: Foundations of Factframes (steps 1-3)
This module introduces students to Factframes with a teaser example showing how the method works. Then the first three steps of the Factframes technique are taught: identifying key components, selecting the right images, and learning how to attach facts to creative visual anchors. Students are shown how to form associations between learning material and unexpected image elements, building a foundation for flexible thinking and creative reasoning.
Module 2: Applying & Mastering the Method (steps 4 &5)
Students continue practicing the first three Factframes steps and expand into Step 4: Capture, where students write down memory anchors, and Step 5: Memorize, where active recall strategies help reinforce learning. Students also learn what makes an image truly effective and how to find such images.
INCLUDED IN FACTFRAMES FOUNDATIONS:
7th-9th Grade Test Memory Advantage Program
Beginners Course
A 90-minute compact course teaching a structured 5-step memory method developed over 4 years that gives students a unique approach to memorization. Valued at $97
100 Picture Starter Pack
Ready-to-use diverse images with engaging themes themes and 3-6 strong visual elements per image to support creative reasoning. These images help students start making Factfames immediately. Valued at $29
Method Overview
A downloadable overview summarizing the Factframes method so students can watch the video lessons without having to take notes and keep the steps at hand for quick reference whenever they need them. Valued at $17
Student Video Library
An additional exclusive collection of short example videos showing how other students build Factframes from real school material (definitions, comparisons, characteristics, advantages/disadvantages). These examples demonstrate more ways of connecting facts to images, helping students generate ideas and develop their own flexible thinking when building Factframes. Valued at $35
Total Value: $178 (USD)
"When my daughter with ADHD tried it she absolutely loved it"
Concerns parents may have before enrolling
There are cheaper study solutions → Cheaper support doesn't build independent recall
There are cheaper study solutions. You can pay $5-10 per month for study apps or $25-80 for tutoring support. But those supports are charged month after month and neither are there when your child sits alone in an exam hall.
A tutor can reinforce understanding and an app can help with review, but they do not secure recall.
Factframes helps when your child must remember on their own under test and exam pressure.
It is not a subscription that creates costly dependence. It is an investment in your child’s ability to create memory anchors and recall information on their own.
My child's grades are fine, so why invest? → Current results don't guarantee future readiness
Investing in Factframes can feel unnecessary when your child is still “getting by” in 7th, 8th and 9th grades. It’s easy to dismiss a memory tool when test results look fine.
But 7th-9th grade results often hide how unprepared students really are for the increased memory demands of high school.
Factframes is proactive preparation. It gives students a way to handle memory-intensive subjects now, instead of trying to fix gaps later when pressure is higher.
This isn’t a luxury, it’s early preparation for stronger academic foundations.
A 90-min course is not worth this much
→ Value comes from what took years to develop, not minutes to watch
It's natural to question whether 75 minutes of video and a few quizzes provide real value. This memory method was developed over four years and refined through hundreds of student Factframes, but is delivered in a compact course that understands a student's attention span.
Learning Factframes doesn't come from watching 20 examples in a 4-hour course. It comes from seeing how flexible thinking can be applied to fact-heavy subjects, seeing how the method works, and then trying it oneself.
This course is the only place students can learn this structured Factframes method, as it is not taught on free platforms or shared publicly.
What if my child doesn't use it?
→ You're giving them a solution to a problem they can't solve alone
No parent wants to invest in something that gets ignored. But you're not investing in guaranteed buy-in or whether they use it perfectly. You're investing in giving your child a better way to remember than most students ever learn.
You're stepping in to close the gap between understanding in class and remembering in a test. A gap most students are left to solve on their own.
Not every student is immediately enthusiastic. Some are unsure at first. But once they see how it helps them remember their own work, resistance usually shifts to curiosity and then use.
You’ve recognized something needs to change to get your child out of the forgetting, relearning, cramming and test-memory stress cycle and you're giving them a way out where few practical alternatives exist.
It only helps with a few fact-based subjects → One weak memory subject can lower overall results
Factframes strengthens the pillar most study systems ignore: memory. Not literacy. Not numeracy. Not comprehension. But the ability to retain and retrieve what has been learned.
This method is not tied to specific subjects. It works wherever students must remember structured factual information such as definitions, characteristics, processes, causes, comparisons, and stages.
History definitions, Life Sciences characteristics, Business Studies concepts and stages, Economics terms. These are the exact types of questions that most often appear in tests and exams.
Factframes is especially valuable for long-form written questions where students must recall and structure information clearly in written answers (where the most marks are earned) rather than simple MC recognition questions.
Ultimately, if you wait for a tool that claims to solve everything, you risk doing nothing. And that means your child keeps learning, forgetting, starting over and missing the chance to build a memorization strategy before academic pressure increases.
It seems like it will add time to studying → Same workload, handled with a better system
At first glance it can look like extra work on top of already heavy homework loads. But every student has the same amount of work to learn.
The real difference is whether that work is crammed later or handled with a system throughout the term.
Factframes does require some effort upfront. Students identify key ideas, build memory anchors and connect facts properly. But one well-made Factframe can replace a paragraph of facts that would normally be reread or rewritten many times during revision and still not stick.
Instead of relearning work before exams, students are revising what they already structured and stored. That changes studying from ineffectively repeating information to reactivating memory.
Factframes doesn’t add wasteful workload. It changes how the same workload is handled so revision becomes faster and more reliable.
This is the memory tool that textbooks don't teach!
ENROL HERE - Start your child's Factframes journey today
What you'll receive:
90-Minute Beginners Course. Valued at $97
100- Picture Starter Pack. Valued at $29
Printable Overview & Flashcard Template. Valued at $17
Student Video Library. Valued at $35
Factframes Foundations Total Value: $178
(You Save 45% on your investment)
Takes 2 minutes to enroll • Secure payment • Instant access • No upsells
Upon purchase you will be redirected to Paystack, a trusted payment platform for African businesses.
Please note that the course is not a downloadable video; it is accessed online through your secure membership account on our student portal.
This course is non-refundable after 2 minutes of video content have been viewed on the student portal or after any downloadable materials are accessed.
Now’s the time to give your child the memory advantage no classroom can!
This Course is FOR
If you're a parent:
- You know there’s a better way for your child to memorize their school work other than cramming or repetitive writing.
- You want your child to build an independent memory-based study skill.
- You want your child to feel confident when tackling memorization and walk into assessments not just prepared but already proud of how they've applied themselves.
- You want your child to head to university with a technique that can handle high-volume memorization — so that they don’t waste time or your money on failed classes.
If you're a student:
- You try to memorize, but the facts just don't stick and you're open to experimenting with a new strategy.
- You don’t want to spend forever repeating facts – you want to get it, remember it, and move on to the things you actually enjoy.
- You want to walk into assessments knowing, “I’ve got this”.
- You aspire to attend university and realize that thriving in such an independent learning environment requires an effective study method for high-volume memorization.
This Course is NOT FOR
If you're a parent:
- You're looking for a curriculum comprehension support instead of a memory tool.
- You expect instant, overnight results.
- You don't value creativity in the learning process.
- You expect your child to improve without practicing the method.
If you're a student:
- You don't believe that developing strong memory-enhancing study habits will amplify your success.
- You're not willing to try a new memory method.
- You prefer cramming.
- You expect results without practicing or putting in effort.
- Tests trigger stress, poor sleep, or even tears.
- Exam revision feels overwhelming.
- Cramming is becoming the study default.
- Your child, especially one with ADHD, understands work in class, but can't remember everything during tests.
- Your child is bright and creative, but traditional study methods aren't helping them remember in tests.
- Your child's grades are strong, but it's costing them peace of mind.
- You are becoming the study system, making study notes and quizzing for tests.
They are probably stuck in the Class-to-Test Memory Gap
Why ALL Students can Struggle to Remember in Tests
Students are taught how to understand their subjects.
But not taught how to remember their subjects.
Instead they mostly rely on ineffective study habits or ineffectively increasing their effort. Neither of which helps them reliably remember.
This is the memory gap Factframes closes.
What changes when students use Factframes
When your child can visualize study notes as pictures
✓ Memory is stronger so tests are better
Your child’s recall becomes reliable under test-pressure, they remember more, skip fewer questions and feel less anxious.
✓ Studying is faster so there's less avoidance
Memorising becomes easier and revision takes less effort, making study time less of a struggle.
✓ Schoolwork doesn't overload memory
Instead of letting work pile up until tests arrive, your child steadily integrates new learning and feels less overwhelmed by how much they need to remember.
✓ Test memory lasts for weeks not hours
Because memory anchors last longer, early revision doesn't feel like wasted effort. Your child can prepare steadily ahead of tests instead of defaulting to stressful cramming.
✓ There's less to relearn before exams
Because more facts are retained through the semster, there's less to relearn from scratch when exam revision begins, reducing the pressure on the whole household.
✓ Revision doesn't depend on parents
Your child's memory anchors use their own thinking so they become less dependent on your help and more confident recalling information on their own in tests.
✓ Memorization evolves into creative reasoning
By building visual associations between ideas, your child develops flexible thinking, one of the most sought-after skills for the future.
READY TO SEE THE BEGINNERS COURSE?
The Factframes Beginners Course teaches students to turn facts from social studies subjects like history, geography, and economics into visuals that embed learning into long-term memory. It gives 7th–9th Grade students a way to strengthen recall under test pressure and build a memorization structure that gives them the edge before the workload increases in high school.
Foundations of Factframes (steps 1-3)
This module introduces students to Factframes with examples that show how the method works. Then the first three steps of the Factframes technique are taught: identifying key components, selecting the right images, and learning how to attach facts to creative visual anchors.
Module 2: Applying & Mastering the Method (steps 4 &5)
Students continue practicing the first three Factframes steps and expand into Step 4: Capture, where students write down memory anchors, and Step 5: Memorize, where active recall strategies help reinforce learning. Students also learn what makes an image truly effective, how to find such images and practice creative memory recall.
INCLUDED IN FACTFRAMES FOUNDATIONS
7th-9th Grade Test Memory Advantage Program
Factframes Beginners Course
A 90-minute compact course teaching a structured 5-step memory method developed over 4 years that gives students a unique approach to memorization. Valued at $97
100 Picture Starter Pack
Ready-to-use diverse images with engaging themes and 3-6 strong visual elements per image to support creative reasoning. Developed from hundreds of real student Factframes across multiple subjects, these images help students start making their own Factframes immediately. Valued at $29
Implementation Materials
A downloadable overview summazing the Factframes method so students can watch the video lessons without having to take notes and keep the steps at hand for quick reference whenever they need them. Valued at $17
Student Video Library
An additional collection of short examples showing how other students build Factframes from real school material (definitions, comparisons, characteristics, advantages, disadvantages). These examples demonstrate more ways of connecting facts to images, helping students generate ideas and develop their own flexible thinking when making Factframes. Valued at $35
Total Value: $178 (USD)
Concerns some parents have before enrolling
There are cheaper study solutions → Cheaper support doesn't build independent recall
There are cheaper study solutions. You can pay US$7-10 a month for a study-app or $25 to $80 for a tutor. But those supports are charged month after month and neither are there when your child sits alone in an exam hall.
A tutor can reinforce understanding and an app can help with review, but they do not secure recall.
Factframes helps when your child must remember on their own under test and exam pressure.
It is not a subscription that creates costly dependence. It is an investment in your child’s ability to encode and recall information on their own.
My child is doing fine, so why spend extra? → Current marks don't guarantee future readiness
Investing in Factframes can feel unnecessary when your child is still “getting by” in 7th, 8th and 9th Grades. It’s easy to dismiss a memory tool when test marks look fine.
But 7th-9th Grade results often hide how unprepared students really are for the increasing memory demands of high school.
Factframes is proactive preparation. It gives students a way to handle memory-intensive subjects now, instead of trying to fix gaps later when pressure is higher.
It’s early preparation for stronger academic foundations.
A 90-min course is not worth this much
→ Value comes from what took years to develop, not minutes to watch
It's natural to question whether 75 minutes of video and a few quizzes provide real value. This memory method was developed over four years and refined through hundreds of student Factframes, but is delivered in a compact course that respects your time and your child's attention span.
Learning Factframes doesn't come from watching 20 examples in a 4-hour course. It comes from seeing how flexible thinking can be applied to fact-heavy subjects, seeing how the method works, and then trying it oneself.
This course is the only place students can learn this structured Factframes method, as it is not taught on free platforms or shared publicly.
What if my child doesn't use it?
→ You're giving them a solution to a problem they can't solve alone
No parent wants to invest in something that gets ignored. But you're not investing in guaranteed buy-in or whether they use it perfectly. You're investing in giving your child a better way to remember than most students ever learn.
You're stepping in to close the gap between understanding in class and remembering in a test. A gap most students are left to solve on their own.
Not every student is immediately enthusiastic. Some are unsure at first. But once they see how it helps them remember their own work, resistance usually shifts to curiosity and then use.
You’ve recognized something needs to change to get your child out of the forgetting, relearning, cramming and test-memory stress cycle and you're giving them a way out where few practical alternatives exist.
It only helps with a few fact-based subjects → One weak memory subject can lower overall results
Factframes strengthens the pillar most study systems ignore: memory. Not literacy, numeracy or comprehension. But the ability to retain and retrieve what has been learned.
This method is not tied to specific subjects. It works wherever students must remember structured factual information such as definitions, characteristics, processes, causes, comparisons, and stages.
History definitions, Life Sciences characteristics, Business Studies concepts and stages, Economics terms. These are the exact types of questions that most often appear in tests and exams.
Factframes is especially valuable for long-form written questions where students must recall and structure information clearly in written answers (where the most marks are earned) rather than simple MC recognition questions.
Ultimately, if you wait for a tool that claims to solve everything, you risk doing nothing. And that means your child keeps learning, forgetting, starting over and missing the chance to build a memorization strategy before academic pressure increases.
It seems like it will add time to studying → Same workload, handled with a better system
At first glance it can look like extra work on top of already heavy homework loads. But every student has the same amount of work to learn.
The real difference is whether that work is crammed later or handled with a system throughout the term.
Factframes does require some effort upfront. Students identify key ideas, build memory anchors and connect facts properly. But one well-made Factframe can replace a paragraph of facts that would normally be reread or rewritten many times during revision and still not stick.
Instead of relearning work before exams, students are revising what they already structured and stored. That changes studying from ineffectively repeating information to reactivating memory.
Factframes doesn’t add wasteful workload. It changes how the same workload is handled so revision becomes faster and more reliable.
JOIN HERE
Secure payment • Instant access
TOTAL VALUE $178
(You Save 45% on your child's investment)
Upon purchase you will be redirected to Paystack, a trusted payment platform for African businesses.
Now’s the time to give your child the memory advantage no classroom can!
This Course is FOR
If you're a parent:
- You know there’s a better way for your child to memorize their learning material other than cramming or repetitive writing.
- You want your child to build an independent memory-based study skill.
- You want your child to feel confident when tackling memorization and walk into assessments not just prepared but already proud.
- You want your child to head to university with a technique that can handle high-volume memorization — so that they don’t waste time or your money on failed classes.
If you're a student:
- You try to memorize, but the facts just don't stick and you're open to experimenting with a new strategy.
- You don’t want to spend forever repeating facts – you want to get it, remember it, and move on to the things you actually enjoy.
- You want to walk into assessments knowing, “I’ve got this”.
- You aspire to attend university and realize that thriving in such an independent learning environment requires an effective study method for high-volume memorization.
This Course is NOT FOR
If you're a parent:
- You're looking for a full curriculum instead of a memory tool.
- You expect instant, overnight results.
- You don't value creativity in the learning process.
- You expect your child to improve without practicing the method.
If you're a student:
- You're not willing to give new methods a real try.
- You prefer cramming.
- You expect results without practicing or putting in effort.
