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How colors got their names infographic by the Etymology Nerd, 33 coloured circles on a black background each giving the origin of a colour name, including indigo, azure, teal, turquoise, magenta, porcelain, chartreuse, vermillion, crimson, umber and sepia

Education and Learning

How Colors Got Their Names, the Origins of 33 Color Words

By Adam Aleksic, the Etymology Nerd

Colors got their names mostly from things that had the color: plants (mauve, orchid, maroon), minerals (turquoise, azure), animals (teal, taupe, sepia),…

Techniques of Science Denial tree diagram of the FLICC taxonomy, with branches for fake experts, logical fallacies, impossible expectations, cherry picking and conspiracy theories and icons for techniques such as magnified minority, straw man, red herring, blowfish, moving goalposts, quote mining and immune to evidence

Education and Learning

Techniques of Science Denial, the FLICC Framework

By John Cook, Skeptical Science

Each branches into named tactics such as magnified minority, straw man, moving goalposts and quote mining, 30 techniques in all, with a definition for each…

USAFacts choropleth map titled Per-person library visits by state, public library visits per capita FY 2022, shading each US state from 0.6 in Hawaii to 3.82 in Wyoming, with side tables of the ten states with most and fewest visits

Education and Learning

Library Usage Statistics by State, Visits per Person in 2022

By USAFacts

Wyoming had the most at 3.82 visits per resident, followed by Washington, DC and Ohio, while Hawaii had the fewest at 0.60.

Infographic The Scientific Benefits of Self-Compassion by Emma Seppala, comparing self-criticism with self-compassion, showing the three parts self-kindness, common humanity and mindfulness, sections on productivity and stress, and four practices for boosting self-compassion

Education and Learning

The Scientific Benefits of Self-Compassion Infographic

By Emma Seppälä

This infographic by Emma Seppälä sets out the benefits of self-compassion as an alternative to self-criticism.

SparkNotes infographic Every Book in the History of Literature summed up in a single sentence, 20 tinted panels from Old English, Middle English, Elizabethan and Jacobean to the Harlem Renaissance, Surrealism, the Beat Generation, Magic Realism, Modernist and Post-Modernism, each with a one line joke summary

Education and Learning

Literary Periods Summed Up in One Sentence Each, by SparkNotes

By SparkNotes

This SparkNotes graphic sums up 20 literary periods and movements in one tongue in cheek sentence each, from Old English ("the Vikings are coming") to…

Table titled The 4F Trauma Personality Types, based on Pete Walker's model, comparing fight (bully), flight (workaholic), freeze (couch potato) and fawn (people pleaser) across 13 rows including unconscious belief, approach to connection, threat response, catchphrase, decision making and what each type is mislabelled as

Education and Learning

4F Trauma Personality Types, Fight, Flight, Freeze and Fawn

By Complex Trauma Healing

The 4F trauma personality types are fight, flight, freeze and fawn, from psychotherapist Pete Walker's model of complex PTSD.

Network Diagram for North Indian Extended Families by India in Pixels, a family tree centred on You with Hindi kinship terms and English captions, from grandparents Nani, Nana, Dadi and Dada through parents, aunts, uncles, siblings and in-laws to grandchildren Pota, Poti, Nati and Natin, with lines for parent and child, marriage and siblings

People and Society

North Indian Extended Family Structure and Kinship Terms

By India in Pixels (Ashris)

An extended family structure goes beyond parents and children to include grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins and in-laws, either living together or closely…

Ways to Inquire About Feelings (and Things to Avoid!) guide from the series SEL in Times of Uncertainty and Stress, with sections on setting, an inviting attitude, phrases to try, phrases for a struggling student and things to avoid, illustrated with a magnifying glass on a map, an adult helping a child and a stop sign

Education and Learning

How to Inquire About Others’ Feelings, Phrases to Use and Avoid

To inquire about someone's feelings, choose a calm moment, check you are in the right frame of mind yourself, and ask an open question such as "How are you…

34 Compelling First Lines of Famous Books infographic by Scribendi, a grid of illustrated tiles each showing a book title, year, author and opening line, starting with One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Fahrenheit 451, The Princess Bride and 1984 and ending with The Great Gatsby, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and Peter and Wendy

Entertainment

Famous First Lines of Books, 34 Openings Illustrated

By Scribendi

The most famous first lines of books include "Call me Ishmael" from Moby-Dick, voted the best opening line of a novel by the American Book Review, Jane…

A world of languages, SCMP circular map of the 23 most spoken native languages sized by speakers, led by Chinese, Spanish, English, Hindi and Arabic, with countries coloured by region and charts of countries per language, learners and living languages by country

Education and Learning

World Languages Map of the 23 Most Spoken Native Tongues

By Alberto Lucas López, South China Morning Post

The 20 largest are the native tongue of more than 3.7 billion people.

Success at School infographic titled How to Find the Right Career for Me, a grid of teal tiles with icons running from Ask yourself: what are my interests, through Explore: make a shortlist, Stop, Get practical: get some work experience, to Always evaluate

Jobs and Careers

How to Find Your Career, Step by Step

By Success at School

To find your career, start with what you enjoy and what you are good at, then compare careers that use those interests and make a shortlist.

7 Different Types of Learning Styles infographic by Acadoceo, with icons and descriptions for visual, verbal, aural, physical, logical, social and solitary learners on a light grey background

Education and Learning

7 Learning Styles Explained, and What the Research Says

By Acadoceo

The 7 learning styles are visual, verbal, aural, physical, logical, social and solitary.

Tutoria infographic titled 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teenagers on a blue background, with icons and text for Be Proactive, Begin With The End In Mind, Put First Things First, Seek First To Understand Then Be Understood, Think Win-Win, Synergize and Sharpen The Saw, and a cartoon teenage boy with a backpack

Education and Learning

7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens, Explained in Order

By Tutoria

The 7 habits of highly effective teens, from Sean Covey's 1998 book, are: be proactive, begin with the end in mind, put first things first, think win-win,…

Animals

MBTI Animals, All 16 Myers-Briggs Types as Animals

By Career Assessment Site

MBTI animals match each of the 16 Myers-Briggs types to an animal with similar traits.

Minna Sundberg illustration A Comprehensive Overlook of the Nordic Languages in Their Old World Language Families, a black ink Indo-European tree and a smaller Uralic tree with blue leaf clusters sized by native speakers, world maps of their spread, and a mirrored root tree of the Nordic languages

Education and Learning

Old World Language Families, the Indo-European and Uralic Trees

By Minna Sundberg, Stand Still. Stay Silent

Indo-European is by far the largest, with over 3 billion speakers from Iceland to India.

EssayWriter infographic Tips and Tricks Straight-A Students Use to Study Better, showing four learner types (visual, auditory, tactile, reading and writing) with study strategies, 10 tips to study smarter not harder, and ineffective habits to avoid

Education and Learning

Study Tips Infographic, Habits Straight-A Students Use

By EssayWriter

The study habits that work best are testing yourself and spreading revision out over time, backed by planning, a quiet place to work and enough rest.

Day Translations poster How to Say Merry Christmas (and Happy New Year) Around the World, a snowy scene with reindeer, a snowman and people in traditional dress beside wooden signposts giving the greeting in 58 languages from Afrikaans to Urdu

Education and Learning

Merry Christmas in Different Languages, 58 Greetings

By Day Translations

Below are the common forms and 58 languages from the Day Translations poster.

Tall infographic titled Top Banana by Datamyne on US banana imports, showing top importing countries in 2015 led by the US at 4,613 thousand metric tons, bananas as 39% of US fruit imports, top ports of arrival and departure, countries of origin led by Guatemala 39%, carriers, importers led by Dole 35% and Chiquita 29%, and monthly import volumes

Food and Drink

Top Banana Meaning and Origin of the Phrase

By Datamyne

It first appears in print in 1947 and 1948.

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