DISCUSSION The results shown above has proven the positive impact of using infographics (static and animated) based on THEPACT strategy on developing mathematical concepts achievement. Using infographics based on the THEPACT strategy prompts female students to participate on all learning activities. This helps teachers and students to accomplish educational goals more effectively. Using infographics can also create a rich education environment with visual stimuli and sensory experiences. It was also noticed that students in the two experimental groups have more opportunities for social interaction which contributed to increasing and improving their motivation to learn, communicate and swap ideas in the classroom. Representing concepts through infographics helps make abstract concepts more concrete. Using infographics features like colors, shapes, arrows and symbols helped to illustrate the mathematical concepts in a fascinating way. This way of representing concepts seemed more attractive for students than reading about it in textbooks. The findings of similar studies indicated that infographics help learners to cope with difficult and complicated information. It helps learners to understand courses’ content and improves immediate and postponed academic achievement (Diezmann and Lowerie, 2010; Sudakov et al., 2014; Ching, 2013). With regard to comparing between animated and static infographics, previous results revealed that illustrating new concepts for students, like squared numbers, square root and Pythagoras theorem, static infographics is easier for students to deal with, especially when learning new concepts. Meanwhile, the comparison between the two types of infographics did not reveal any significant difference for the rest of the concepts.