Education Infographics

Education is an invaluable cornerstone of America’s success. The Founding Fathers heralded education as an American right and believed it was crucial to ensure our freedom. What education did the Founding Fathers have? To celebrate the spirit of education that has built America, the team at Playground Equipment created the following visual guide to the oldest colleges in the United States.

Learning how to study effectively is a skill you can apply both toward schoolwork and toward the pursuit of your goals. Learning is a skill that you will want to continually hone throughout your life by taking courses, reading books, and engaging in self-directed learning projects.

The future of school is looking up – while much of the world is considering in-class, in-person, is the future actually online? Online communities offer a more flexible way to learn and attain skills for life. Learn more about the future of school in the infographic below, courtesy of Sora Schools.

Homeschooling rates in the United States have remained fairly steady for the past decade at around 3.3%. However, the COVID-19 pandemic ignited interest in homeschooling and other alternative schooling arrangements. This propelled homeschooling rates in America to 11.1% in the fall of 2020.

Visuals are an important aspect of an online learning course that can communicate key concepts and engage learners throughout the course. In the following infographic, Tomorrow’s Genius looks at why visuals are the most influential aspect of online learning.

These days, there is no guarantee that an expensive college degree will get you the career that you want. Explore how you can give yourself a college level education online through the infographic below, courtesy of CollegeCliffs.

There’s no denying that digital technology is shaping your overall lifestyle, even your education. The educational system is adapting to the digital age as students are becoming more internet-savvy. Pushed by the pandemic, teachers and administrators were forced to rely on online digital learning alone. The following infographic illustrates how education is evolving in the digital age.

This infographic shows how 15 different ancient civilizations and taught education to their children. In many, education was only reserved for boys of wealthy and royal families. Subjects like math, reading, writing, were typical. Some ancient civilizations also included sports, combat and extreme discipline to create warriors.

This visualization shows the amount of time students across the US spend on homework per state. It also shows how homework time in the US compares to the rest of the world. Read on to see if students in the U.S. are getting too much homework.

Children with learning and attention issues can be just as successful academically and personally when given the right opportunities. This infographic explores the unique characteristics of the 7 learning disabilities as defined by the Learning Disabilities Association of America to advocate for awareness, understanding, and compassion.