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Infographic Principles Explained By Lego

Stepping on “Data” barefoot in the middle of the night is NO JOKE.
—Daisy 

I wonder if the fact that the arranged set isn’t in the same order as the presented visually set would throw some students off — I would imagine arranging it would involve putting it in a particular order.  At least, that’s how I was taught (both in education and psychology). Aside from that (which can be discussed with students anyway), I think this is a stellar concept and could make a potentially great poster for a classroom.

I assume that presenting it visually involved deciding to organize it from least to most- not needed in sorting or arranging.

Yeargh, I’m so mentally shot that I couldn’t seem to comprehend the proper meaning of arranging.