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The Benefits of Smaller Class Sizes in Independent Childcare Centers

Choosing the right childcare center is one of the most important decisions a parent can make. Among the many factors to consider, smaller class sizes in independent childcare centers stand out as a crucial element that directly impacts your child’s learning and development.

U.S. Drug Overdose Deaths by Type

The team at Joslyn Law Firm examined the vast amount of data on American overdose deaths to determine which drugs were the most deadly in 2022.

The Biggest Stock Market Events of the Past 100 Years

History proves that the stock market is vulnerable to major events and uncertainty, while peace and stability promote healthy markets. This study from the Madison Trust Company team demonstrates what kind of events and conditions cause the stock market to either crash or flourish.

Maximizing Your Google Business Profile

A well-optimized Google Business Profile is essential for local SEO, driving visibility in local search results and the local pack. Rocks Digital offers insights into effective GBP management through a detailed infographic.

The Ultimate Timeline of Communication Technology

Have you ever wondered how humans progressed from cave paintings to 5G phones? Through the following infographic you can follow the progression of communications technology over centuries of development.

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Then vs Now: How Technology in Schools Has Changed Over Time

May 28, 2013

There have been many advancements in technology since the one-room schoolhouse days. The infographic below takes a look at how technology in schools has evolved over time.

The World’s Dirtiest Jobs

May 28, 2013

Whether it’s cleaning a smelly animal cage or a bloody crime scene, there are many dirty jobs in the world and somebody has to perform them. This infographic from Master Cleaners illustrates some of the world’s dirtiest jobs.

History of the Lottery

May 28, 2013

Scholars disagree as to who started the lottery, but one thing’s for sure…it’s been around for a long time. This infographic takes a look at its history as well as providing some interesting statistics.

Is Your Industry Growing or Dying?

May 28, 2013

Construction and healthcare-related fields are expected to see exponential growth in the next decade, while jobs at the Post Office and newspapers, well, may go the way of the dodo. Masters In Human Resources Degree Guide takes a look at industries that are growing as well as those that may be dying.

The United States of Conspiracy

May 28, 2013

From a faked moon landing to reptiles controlling the world, Best Psychology Degrees shows us 12 of the weirder things Americans believe in the following infographic entitled, “The United States of Conspiracy.”

Virtual Worlds: The Rise of e-Sports

May 28, 2013

Stadiums filled with screaming Starcraft fans have been a Korean staple for years. The makers of the online massively multiplayer game League of Legends have worked with broadcast partners of the NFL, MLB, and NHL to present live competitive events. As e-sports head west they’re gearing up for their biggest stage yet.

Arrested Development: Arrests in Development

May 28, 2013

Arrested Development is back! Catch up on the television series and see what character committed the most crimes, who is going to jail for 80 years, and why less crime led to lower ratings in this infographic.

Driving with Google Glass

May 24, 2013

Google Glass should be released to the public within the next year. It will definitely be the next big thing in mobile technology, but with any mobile tech people might wonder if and how it will distract us, especially from driving. Check out the infographic below presented by CarInsuranceQuotes.com to learn more about Google Glass and how it will help or hinder drivers.

When Will Google Fiber Take Over the World?

May 24, 2013

Google has been busy installing its super-fast broadband network Fiber to three big cities in the United States – Kansas City, Austin and Provo, Utah. This has sparked discussion about where they might go next. Suppose Google wants to install Fiber everywhere. Just what would that entail and at what cost? Here is an infographic with a few speculative stats