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> Both the chart and the map are virtually unreadable if you want to get an idea of the movement patterns in relation to education. I think this map does a fin
by drewblaisdell 12y ago
> Both the chart and the map are virtually unreadable if you want to get an idea of the movement patterns in relation to education.
I think this map does a fine job of showing movement patterns in relation to education:
http://cdn.theatlantic.com/newsroom/img/posts/2014/06/Migration_by_Education_Metro_Chart/c908bc7ed.jpg http://cdn.theatlantic.com/newsroom/img/posts/2014/06/Migrat...
- ars 12y ago> I think this map does a fine job of showing movement patterns in relation to education It most definitely does not. It does a mediocre job of showing movement patterns, and a terrible job of relating them to education. To show movement patterns it needs to show relative change, not absolute change. To show education changes it needs a completely different format. (And that's not a map.)