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Having played division 1 college basketball and then also coaching high school basketball at a high level, I have been able to talk to numerous players and coaches about the college recruiting process. The more I talk to people about the recruiting process though, the more I realize that there is a lot of confusion…
Read More Anatomy of a College Basketball ScholarshipWhen it comes to national spending, the amount allotted to education can be the source of heated debates. Topeducationdegrees.org has created an infographic showing just how much we’re spending, and what it compares to.
Read More Education Spending: Where Are Our Priorities?There is no one resource more important than our children. Special-education-degree.net has created an infographic entitled “Budget Cut Blues: How Special Education Students Are Among the Biggest Victims of Federal Spending Drops” detailing how we are leaving our children with special needs behind due to the latest round of budget cuts. Unfortunately, the government has…
Read More How Special Education Students Are Among the Biggest Victims of Federal Spending DropsThis infographic lists a few of the largest offenders, including Dennis J. Murray of Marist College, who makes $2,688,148 per year, Amy Gutmann, President of the University of Pennsylvania, who makes $2,091,764 per year, and Ronald J. Donald, President of Johns Hopkins University, who makes just over $1.8 million per year. 42 private college Presidents…
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Take a look back in history with the TakePart infographic that compares public education in the 1950s to public education today. Find out how much a teacher made in 1950 and which children’s books were on the bestseller list. Check out what education milestone changed the course of history and what classroom technologies were considered…
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Cost is a significant factor in many of the decisions we make, and its weight in the college decision making process has fluctuated dramatically as a result of the recession. Columnfivemedia created this infographic with CourseHero to see if the recession has affected student decisions to attend college.
Read More College Pressure — Are You In Or Out?Teen pregnancy has been an issue of major concern across the world, and it has been so since ages. The impact here is not just on the population but also on the associated health risks through other related issues like abortion, mental trauma, and lack of medical care. Let’s have a look at some of…
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Utopia. This is a word that was coined 500 years ago by Sir Thomas More for his book of the same name and means “no place”. Since then, there have been many connotations of the word. Perhaps the most pertinent now is of “reality, if it were allowed”. The authors of “The Flipped Classroom” infographic…
Read More Flipped ClassroomWe all know there are thousands of uneducated children in the world. But the majority of children who get the privilege of education are in millions. In fact, nowadays kids are sent to pre schools before they even attend schools. Did you know exactly how many children at present are in pre schools all over…
Read More Education By The NumbersBooks are great source of information. Since years information has been passed down through generations in the form of books. Books have literally evolved in the form of clay tablets, scrolls and manuscripts. This evolution has been beautifully described in this infographic titled “The Evolution of the Book”. The history of the book right from…
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