It should be noted that there are many great education infographics. Infographics that provide data visualizations for all topics relating to the education sector.
Below are some of our favorites. Including topics ranging from distance learning in the pandemic, STEM education, child development. Also great infographics on how to write, types of college roommates. But also other topics. Such as ways to learn faster, homeschooling 101, how to get into specific careers, and many more. Clearly, a great way to visually learn about different topics relating to education.
It’s time for a change in the way employees are trained. The truth is: traditional training models are ineffective to prepare employees for the job. This is because the tools themselves were made poorly leading to a bad learning experience, thus the employee retains very little of what they learned. On average, it takes 7 … Read more
We would be hard pressed to name an invention from the past 50 years that has changed the world more than the internet. From entertainment to communication to finance, the web has transformed the daily lives of billions of people and every industry. The web itself has also changed enormously since its conception. In the … Read more
The past 4 years have seen 95 college mergers, the most in a generation. Most colleges don’t merge entirely by choice but are motivated by a declining list of ways to keep doors open. Between the COVID-19 pandemic, aging demographics, and the shifting national attitude towards higher education, colleges are struggling to compete over a … Read more
Is it worth it to finish high school? Today, many young people across the United States are finding themselves questioning if it’s worth it. They’re weighing the pros and cons of having a high school diploma versus not having one at all. This new infographic from the team at U.S. Career Institute analyzes how much … Read more
A great school district is a draw for many parents where they’re planning to make a big move, as they’ll want their children to receive the best education possible. From the team at U.S. Career Institute, this new infographic analyzes both math and reading proficiency scores to determine the best high school in every U.S. … Read more
It was the Puritans that first realized the need for public education in the United States. The first public school was Boston Latin School which was founded in the year 1635 in Boston, Massachusetts. The curriculum was basic math, science, English and religious values. Today the school is still operating and is one of the … Read more
Different sources use the term “resume format” to refer to various/different topics, it can sometimes be confusing. A resume format, in its most basic sense, refers to the kind of arrangement your resume has based on the presentation of its sections, the way the employment history section is written, and the sections that are given … Read more
It wasn’t that long ago that the majority of Americans believed that going straight into college after high school was the only way to progress and a sure fire way to succeed in achieving the American dream. In recent years, however, this notion has shifted significantly. Higher education offers promises that it simply has not … Read more
Nearly 20 million Americans attend college each year. First year of college is filled with new challenges. They’ll need more than highlighters and a class schedule to make it to another year. If you’re thinking about attending college, there are a few college freshman tips you need to know in order to have a successful … Read more
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, it’s expected that solar installer jobs will increase 52% between 2020 and 2030. Not only that, but a study from the U.S. Department of Energy has shown that by 2035, approximately 40% of the electricity across the United States will be provided by solar energy. With this, … Read more
