Category: Education Infographics
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From Cruelty to Understanding: Trends in Special Education From Then To Now
Believe it or not, special education was not always accepted in the public education system and was in fact rejected at one point. Learn about the history of special education and how students with learning disabilities have been able to participate in normal activities with their peers.
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Volcano fun facts!
National Geographic Kids has brought to you a factual infographic with fun facts and a cool design to enable your kids to interact and learn. More facts are based at ngkids.co.uk!
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Crisis on Campus: the Untold Story of Student Suicides
6 % of undergraduates and 4 percent of graduate students in 4-year colleges have “seriously considered attempting suicide” in the past year—and nearly half of each group did not tell anyone.
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Inside Cyber Bullying
Cyberbullying is defined as the “willful and repeated harm inflicted through the use of computers, cell phones, and other electronic devices.” With 80% of teens on cell phones and the same on social media sites, it’s time to understand that technology is connecting teens in ways they can’t escape.
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Facts About Family Caregivers That You Didn’t Know
ACSIA, a long term care insurance provider, fully understands what it takes to be a family caregiver. To recognize the full worth of our caregivers, ACSIA compiled 15 facts and reasons why we need to appreciate them and put it into an infographic. Feel free to share this and give thanks to our caregivers.
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50 Awesome Facts About Languages
Our infographic has some amazing facts and figures about languages.
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Shortcuts To Land Your First Job
Hello – I wanted to share with you an infographic created by Collegefeed, to help students and new grads with the job-search process: http://www.collegefeed.com/blog/use-shortcuts-land-first-job-infographic Collegefeed is a new social platform that acts like a personal career assistant to help students and new grads find their dream jobs. Collegefeed takes a new turn from the traditional…
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Benchmark of Online Higher Education
As traditional college enrollment declines, online education continues to grow. What, if anything, are colleges doing to adapt? This infographic, based on recent surveys of Chief Academic Officers at both state and private colleges and universities uncovers who is offering online programming and how. Learn what fields of study are offered online and about tuition…
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The ‘Special’ in Special ed
Although our country is affected by a stigma on mental health, it is important to remember that individuals who are affected by mental illnesses and disorders are special people. Not because of their illness or disorder, but because of who they are as people. Many people affected by mental illnesses and disorders are extremely talented…
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2013 SAT Scores by the Numbers
1.66 million students across the United States took the SAT in 2013. The much anticipated results from the College Board reported that the national average SAT score remains stagnant at 1498 (out of 2400) and for the fifth year in a row, only 43% of students achieved the SAT benchmark of 1550. Meaning that only…