Our conclusion provides relevance to a sizeable aspect of learning. Close to 80% of the information we receive is visual, thus, the use of color should play a significant role in the classroom. Color is used in many ways in the classroom: the chalk used to write with, textbooks we read from, posters that decorate the classroom walls, to the tests students write. Closer attention to the choices of color used in the classroom could prove much more beneficial to students.