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Hand drawn neon mind map on black titled Computer Science BASICS, with branches for computers, problem solving, programming, data, communication and the bigger picture, covering hardware, memory, logic gates, algorithms, data types, number systems, encryption, networks, security, ethics and emerging trends such as quantum computing and AI

Technology

Computer Science Basics Mind Map, Every Topic in Text

This hand drawn mind map sets out computer science basics in six branches: computers, problem solving, programming, data, communication and the bigger picture.

Education and Learning

Most Expensive College by State, Map of 2021 Tuition

By StatsPanda

Bard College at Simon's Rock in Massachusetts is highest at $63,583 a year and the University of Wyoming is the lowest state maximum at $20,827.

Knei infographic titled Theoretical guide to building relationships on a turquoise to orange gradient, with white cards for propinquity, uncertainty reduction, social penetration, expectancy violations, Peplau's interpersonal relations, Levinger's stages, mere exposure, social exchange and relational needs linked by arrows

Education and Learning

Relationship Psychology Infographic, Nine Theories Explained

By Knei

This relationship psychology infographic by Knei follows a relationship from first meeting to staying in touch using nine theories, including the…

David Rozado six panel line chart Mentions of Prejudice in Academic Papers 1900 to August 2024, showing the relative frequency of racism and racist, sexism and sexist, homophobia and homophobic, transphobia and transphobic, islamophobia and islamophobic, and antisemitism and antisemitic in academic abstracts

People and Society

Academia Mentions of Prejudice Terms From 1900 to 2024

By David Rozado

Most were rare until the late 20th century, rose sharply, and are lower in 2024 than at their peak.

EF EPI map of Europe titled Europe, EF EPI Rankings, with countries shaded by English proficiency band from very high to low and a table of 35 countries from the Netherlands at 636 and Norway at 610 to Turkey at 497 and Azerbaijan at 462

Education and Learning

English Proficiency in Europe, EF EPI Rankings Map

By EF Education First

The Netherlands leads with 636, followed by Norway and Sweden, while Turkey and Azerbaijan are the only countries rated low.

Chart by @etymologynerd titled How Nintendo Characters Got Their Names, with 21 characters in three rows: Bowser, Captain Olimar, Charizard, Donkey Kong, Fox McCloud, Ganon, Goomba, Kirby, Koopa Troopa, Link, Lucario, Luigi, Mario, Peach, Pikachu, Samus Aran, Squirtle, Waluigi, Wario, Yoshi and Zelda, each with a short name origin

Entertainment

How 21 Nintendo Character Names Came About

By Etymology Nerd

This Etymology Nerd chart explains 21 Nintendo character names.

Circular language family tree titled Great Language Race by Kolya Fabrika on a dark background, with coloured branches for Indo-European, Sino-Tibetan, Afro-Asiatic, Niger-Congo, Austronesian, Turkic and other families running from 5000 BC at the centre to living languages with speaker counts at the edge, and skull icons for extinct languages

Education and Learning

Great Language Race, Language Family Tree With Speaker Counts

By Kolya Fabrika

It labels 139 living languages with speaker counts, led by English (1.5 billion) and Standard Mandarin (1.1 billion), and marks extinct languages such as…

Tableau dot plot titled Out-of-School Rates by Region, Age Group, and Gender, MakeoverMonday 2024 week 51, showing totals and rates for primary, lower secondary and upper secondary age in eight world regions from sub-Saharan Africa to Oceania, split by male and female

Education and Learning

Out-of-School Rates by Region and Elementary School Age Range

By Dom Brady

Sub-Saharan Africa is highest at every level, from 18.9% of primary-age children to 57.5% of upper secondary age, and has 97.4 million out of school.

Chart titled How Flowers Got Their Names by @etymologynerd, with botanical illustrations and name origins for 24 flowers from begonia, buttercup and carnation to rose, tulip and violet

Education and Learning

How Flowers Got Their Names, the Origins of 24 Flower Names

By Adam Aleksic (The Etymology Nerd)

This chart by The Etymology Nerd, the linguist Adam Aleksic, explains where 24 flower names come from, from begonia to violet.

Transport

How Car Brands Got Their Names, 32 Brands Explained

By Adam Aleksic, the Etymology Nerd

This chart by the Etymology Nerd explains how car brands got their names for 32 makes, from Acura to Volkswagen.

The Fault Within Us infographic by ET Graphics listing 24 cognitive biases around a drawing of a human brain, including anchoring, confirmation bias, Dunning-Kruger effect, groupthink, sunk cost fallacy, availability heuristic and spotlight effect

Education and Learning

24 Cognitive Biases in Decision Making, Each Defined

By ET Graphics, The Economic Times

All 24 are written out below, with notes on where the graphic simplifies.

Etymology Nerd infographic titled how currencies got their names, a grid of 16 coin photographs with the origin of each name, covering the dinar, dollar, franc, krona, lira, naira, peso, pound sterling, rand, real, renminbi, ruble, rupee, shekel, taka and yen

Education and Learning

How Currencies Got Their Names, Currency Etymology of 16 Coins

By Adam Aleksic, the Etymology Nerd

This currency etymology infographic by the Etymology Nerd explains how 16 currencies got their names.

The Economist chart titled Say no more, two panels of curves for 14 languages from Japanese to Thai, the left showing syllables per second from about 4 to 9 and the right showing information rate in bits per second, where all languages cluster around 40

Education and Learning

Syllable Rate and Information Rate in Selected Languages

By The Economist

Japanese and Spanish are spoken fastest and Thai slowest, yet once information per syllable is counted, all 14 languages convey roughly 39 bits per second.

Voronoi by Visual Capitalist bubble chart titled Which Degrees Are Worth the Most, showing lifetime return on investment for 30 US fields of study, with large blue bubbles for engineering $571K and computer and information sciences $477K and red bubbles for negative returns such as visual and performing arts -$104K

Education and Learning

Degree Return on Investment by Field, 30 US Majors Ranked

By Visual Capitalist (Voronoi)

Engineering leads at $571K and computer science follows at $477K, while visual and performing arts is lowest at -$104K.

Colors as Last Names bar chart by Alex Varlamov on a dark background, ranking 16 colour surnames with bars in their own colours, from Brown at 37.583% and White at 18.244% down to Beige and Yellow, with a note on grouped spellings

People and Society

Color Last Names Ranked, From Brown and White to Yellow

By Alex Varlamov

Brown leads with 37.6% of all colour surnames, followed by White, Green, Red and Grey, while Beige and Yellow barely appear.

Voronoi map titled Top 25 Countries by English Proficiency, showing a stylised map of Europe with insets for Africa and Southeast Asia, each ranked country coloured blue for high or orange to yellow for very high proficiency with its rank and EF score, led by the Netherlands at 647, Singapore 631 and Austria 616

Education and Learning

English Proficiency by Country, Top 25 in the EF Index

By Voronoi by Visual Capitalist

The Netherlands leads with 647, followed by Singapore (631) and Austria (616).

Voronoi infographic titled America's Top Universities, Ranked by Forbes, listing the top 25 US colleges of 2024 from Princeton, Stanford and MIT to Bowdoin, with each college's state, median 10-year salary as a bar and median debt after graduation as a sized square

Education and Learning

University Rankings Infographic, Forbes Top 25 in America

By Voronoi by Visual Capitalist

Princeton and MIT share the highest median salary on the list, $189.4K.

USAFacts map titled Which states have the highest (and lowest) adult literacy rates, shading US states by average literacy score for adults aged 16 to 65 in 2012 to 2017, with a top 10 led by New Hampshire 278.9 and Minnesota 278.8 and a bottom 10 ending with Louisiana and New Mexico at 251.5

Education and Learning

Adult Literacy Rates by State, PIAAC Scores 2012 to 2017

By USAFacts

New Hampshire scores highest at 278.9 and Minnesota 278.8, while New Mexico and Louisiana are lowest at 251.5.

Voronoi map titled Average IQ by State, shading the 50 US states from 94 to 105 with values such as Massachusetts 104.3, New Hampshire 104.2, North Dakota 103.8 and Mississippi 94.2, above a Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale table of IQ score ranges from Very Superior 130 and above to Extremely Low 69 and below

Education and Learning

Average IQ by State Map and IQ Score Ranges

By Voronoi by Visual Capitalist

All 50 values fall in the 90 to 109 band that the Wechsler scale calls Average.

Latinometrics dot plot titled Women are attending college more in almost all countries comparing female and male gross tertiary enrolment in 33 countries from Argentina and Puerto Rico at the top to Nigeria and Pakistan at the bottom, source World Bank

Education and Learning

University Enrollment Rate by Country, Women and Men Compared

By Latinometrics

Women's rate is higher in 30 of them, led by Argentina at about 140%.

Visual Capitalist Datastream chart Most Commonly Used Languages on the Internet, with split circles comparing share of the top 10 million websites and share of world speakers for 20 languages, led by English at 60.4% of websites and 16.2% of speakers

Internet and Social Media

Most Used Languages on the Internet Compared With Speakers

By Visual Capitalist

English leads with 60.4% of websites but 16.2% of speakers, Russian is second, and Chinese has 1.4% of websites despite 14.3% of speakers.

Graphic with Soft Skills crossed out and replaced by Essential Skills, showing 15 skills with icons and definitions: proactivity, hard work, honesty, growth-focus, reliability, professionalism, collaboration, kindness, emotional intelligence, persistence, coachability, adaptability, organization, accountability and creativity

Jobs and Careers

15 Essential Skills for Professional Development

This graphic swaps the label soft skills for essential skills and lists 15 of them, from proactivity and honesty to coachability, adaptability and creativity.

Artists for Education comic poster of 12 logical fallacies in which an orange robot argues about humans and a teal robot names hasty generalization, red herring, slippery slope, genetic fallacy, circular argument, ad populum, straw man, moral equivalence, either or, begging the claim, post hoc ergo propter hoc and ad hominem

Education and Learning

12 Logical Fallacies in Debate, Each With a Robot Example

By Michele Rosenthal for Artists For Education

This poster explains 12 logical fallacies through two robots arguing about humans, from hasty generalization and straw man to ad hominem.

Typographic poster titled 40 Ways to Stay Creative by Layerform, with 40 numbered tips such as create an inspiration board, sketch more, socialize, travel, listen to music, take naps and be curious, in coral, navy and teal lettering with small drawings

Education and Learning

40 Ways to Stay Creative, the Full Layerform List

By Layerform

This Layerform poster lists 40 ways to stay creative, from creating an inspiration board and sketching more to reading books, travelling, taking naps and…

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