Education Infographics

It’s school time again, and what better way to start the season than by understanding what type of learner you are? By knowing this, it’ll be easier for you to learn smart with the tips and tricks presented in this infographic. Plus you’ll also find out what habits are slowing your cognitive process.

Adjunct professors are not a new presence in American universities. They have been around since the 1970s. But as of recently, their numbers spiked and they join the ranks of other low-paid professions such as retail employees, food service workers, call center operators.

Check out this infographic which covers a wide range of lifestyle areas while living in dorms. These 41 life enhancing tips will improve your experience while living in your dorm room.

The now ubiquitous online learning was pretty much an alien just a decade back. Educators and policy makers were largely skeptical about digital learning, and many predicted that digital learning is just a fad that will die out in due course of time.

In this eye-opening infographic, SOS Children explores the most shocking facts and figures surrounding illiteracy, and the power of education to change lives.

Learning disabilities and special needs can be challenging for parents and educators. Thinking outside the box, and coming up with new ways to implement learning is a constant process. Educators are beginning to discover that traditional learning methods, including worksheets and textbooks, leave students lacking.

With the Back-to-School shopping season now in full swing, many families are scrambling to prepare their children—and their wallets—for the upcoming school year. The Back-to-School shopping season has historically been the second biggest shopping season of the year, and this year will be no different.

Starting nursing school tends to morph the average person into a new species. What do nursing students look like? This infographic takes a light-hearted look at what it’s like to be a nursing student.

BluePromoCode surveyed 100 college students to find their biggest trends for the year – including social media, dating, and savings habits. Here are the results.

With more and more people looking to go into higher education, it’s no surprise that many are looking at studying their degree online as a viable option. But how to employers view online degrees? Are they considered in the same way as traditional degrees?