The two diagrams provide a breakdown of the data on where young individuals in Australia are taking part in dance classes and the variety of classes. Overall, adolescents have a tendency to practice in private studios more than others. Additionally, ballet classes are popular among children under 11, whereas modern classes are popular among teenagers.
Regarding the pie chart, the most striking feature is the proportion of the popularity of private studios, making up 48%, which is twice as high compared to the percentage of dancers in the school halls (after school). The community halls and others account for only 18%, and the least popular is the college-based studio, consisting of one-tenth.
Turning to the bar chart, it can be seen that 600 children engage in ballet classes, which is double the amount of individuals of the same age learning in modern classes. By contrast, teenagers prefer the modern types, which attract 500 participants, higher than the number of this age group in the other two. Finally, the number of dancers in tap dance classes does not have a dramatic difference between the two age groups.
