There are four kinds of noun: Common noun: A name of any thing or person or place which is common to many e.g. table, cat, girl Proper noun: A name of any person or place which is specific to one e.g. China, John, Paris Abstract noun: A name which defines an emotion or state or situation e.g. fear, […]
College Student Statistics
Find college student statistics from Citizens Bank. They have rounded up some interesting statistics on college students that help paint a picture of what the average incoming freshman is like. Read more and find out what the college freshmen have in common. Filed at Infographicsposters.com in Education Infographics
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No Boy Left Behind
Boys and girls have always fought for superiority. However, it seems that the scales may be tipped from a very early age. Here’s an infographic entitled “No Boy Left Behind”, detailing how our education system is failing our young men, and what we can do about it. It’s very apparent that our education system is […]
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Is Bigger Better?
A MOOC, or a massive open online course, is a higher education course available to anyone, anywhere, that wants to take it. While some believe these courses are a step in the right direction, statistics show that we still have a gap to bridge when it comes to ensuring success. http://www.online-phd-programs.org/ has created an infographic […]
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Tenure – The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
In higher education, tenure is every professor’s contractual right to safeguard themselves from their positions terminated without any cause. Having tenure, actually allow them to teach with more freedom and provides them with a sense of security that can’t be found everywhere. Tenure was officially introduced in the United States in 1915 by the A.A.U.P. […]
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