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Smart Teaching: Understanding what a brain can’t ignore
This education infographic breaks down the way the brain learns and how the brain forgets as related to learning. To better understand how the brain functions, take a moment an read this infographic. Don’t worry, you will most likely forget 90% of it within an hour and you can come back and read it again later.
Sticky Teaching
Here are a few examples of stick teaching mentioned and the scripture verses the author used as references.
Awake the Intrigue
But he gave them strict order no to tell the others about him. – Mark 3:12
Begin & End often
Jesus replied, “Let us go somewhere else – to the nearby villages – so I can preach there also.” Mark 1:38
Draw them in with Stories
He began to teach them many things in parables – Mark 4:2
Focus on the Big Idea
For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as ransom for many. – Mark 10:45
Why do these work?
- Interrupts make the brain check in.
- The brain is wired for authentic stories.
- The brain doesn’t need unnecessary details.
- Teach unpredictability, but don’t quit the routines.
Thanks to Chis Lema for this infographic.

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What’s fueling the incredible shrinking house plan in the United States? This infographic explores the small house plan movement and what to expect from home plan designs in 2015.

Infographic Review
Infographic Design: B+
Very organized and professional looking infographic. There is an overall color scheme which helps the infographic to flow well. I like that the information is broken up into sections and organized in a clear and easy to follow way.
Infographic Information: B+
The information is nice and give interesting statistics on small home trends. This would be a nice infographic for contractors or those looking to build a home.
This infographic was provided by Houseplans.co
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Many people may be intrigued by the idea of having a psychic reading but will hesitate because they don’t want to be scammed. This infographic was put together to help people spot out psychic scams and distinguish between genuine and fake psychics.

Infographic Review
Infographic Design: B
The design for this infographic is clean and simple allowing for an easy to read infographic. The main deign feature I see is that information is organized in the most efficient way.
Infographic Information: B
The information is helpful and useful in this very specific situation. I also feel that the relevance for this information has passed so many people will not read the information.
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Opiates are most often used in prescription painkillers in a controlled setting. However, they can be very addictive even when taken in this form. Opiates make up the bulk of Heroin, which is taken in recreation.

Infographic Review
Infographic Design: A
I the organization and placement of this infographic. It is divided up which helps break up the information making it easier to read. There is a dark grungy look to the infographic which I think relates well to heroin.
Infographic Information: B+
If you are curious about one of the most addictive drugs then you will find this information. I was actually extremely surprised at the number of people who have tried heroin. It is such a hardcore drug that I thought a lower amount of people would be doing it. Great facts that will definitely open your eyes to the world of heroin
Source: http://www.delrayrecoverycenter.com/9417/all-there-is-to-know-about-heroin/
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Based on a survey under 1,087 Australians about their saving habits and preferences, it turns out that only 7 out of 10 Australians have a savings account. This is only 30% of the Australian population! Together, they are putting $830 aside each month into their savings account.

Infographic Review
Infographic Design: B
The first thing that catches my eye on this infographic is all the green font. Obviously the green works well here since the topic is money. I think the color helps to convey that message and it grabs the readers attention.
Infographic Information: B+
There is a lot of information about Australia’s spending and saving habits but I think this information is good for anyone. We can all learn from Australia in how we should be saving some of our money.
If you want to read more about saving money in Australia, please refer to this infographic: How Australians are Saving Money. It has been created by the RAMS Savings Account