Education Infographics

Students everywhere struggle with math on a daily basis. As teachers, we’re always looking for new tools and resources to make the lessons memorable. As parents, we’re constantly searching for ways to stay on top of our children’s education. In light of this, the folks at Math Game Time created an easy-to-use math cheat sheet.

As of 2011, there were 5,670,680 students age 6-11 who received special education services in the U.S. Check out the following infographic to learn more about the numbers behind special education.

Between the popularity of sharing information online and the rising cost of traditional education, an increasing number of free learning alternatives are being offered. Varsity Tutors looks at the rise of online education in the following infographic.

Online degrees are a hot topic right now. The cheaper, more convenient method of education is growing among our technological inclined generation. This infographic displays the growth and statistics of online education, as well as displays the pros and cons of online education and institutional education.

Every year there are billions of scholarship dollars awarded. Here is an infographic that shows you how to get YOUR piece of the pie.

An MFA and a MD are very different beasts. But learning is always a good thing. From astronomer to biophysicist, GradSchoolHub.com provides some things to consider before heading off to grad school.

When it comes to getting a degree, minorities are still falling behind. Best Colleges Online has created an infographic entitled “Diversity in Higher Ed: Are We All Equal?” detailing how minorities are getting degrees compare, and how colleges are beginning to try and help.

Believe it or not, but there are ways to make college a little more affordable. Check out the following infographic presented by Affordable-Online-Colleges.net to learn all about it.

Education is under attack. From reduced spending and budget cuts to overcrowding and a lack of funds, schools are struggling more than ever. However, some of the largest companies in the world have taken notice, and are standing up for education, giving students new opportunities to expand their educational horizons.