on 2011-12-13
Think America is the best and only place to get a real education? More than 14,000 American students are currently studying in China.
They’re learning about the latest technology, how to write their 100-character alphabet, and more. Thankfully, all this and more are displayed in an infographic by OnlineUniversityRankings.com.
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Let's look at your digital footprint: By next year (2014), humans will generate 5 billion gigabytes of data every 10 minutes. By any standards, that's a whole lotta data. I'm imagining a pretty immense cloud here.
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Let's take another look at the STEM gender divide through an interactive visualization. Women have been historically underrepresented in these fields, and that trend continues today.
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I thought it would be helpful to actually, you know, learn a bit about where smartphones started, what they're doing right now, and where they're heading.
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This handy infographic takes a look at some interesting facts about the history of mother's day and about mothers in general. It also includes a neat little guide for how to say "I Love You, Mom" in 12 different languages
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And when I ask Chinese people (parents and educators) whether we should model our system on theirs…they say “no way.” Students are great at taking tests but lack the well-rounded, creative skill set needed to thrive in a fast-moving, collaborative 21st-century workplace.
It has also been shown that sending a child to school early, younger than age 4 in some studies, causes emotional dependency issues and insecurity in later developmental stages. 5 is old enough, parents should raise their own children, not a school.