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Band 9: The pie charts below show the different types of courses, which were followed by the students during the years of 1984, 1994 and 2004. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains three pie charts titled "Courses followed by students in the year of 1984", "Courses followed by students in the year of 1994", and "Courses followed by students in the year of 2004". The first chart indicates percentages as follows: face to face courses 67%, correspondence courses 20%, mixed media courses 13%. The second chart indicates face to face courses 54%, correspondence courses 20%, mixed media courses 15%, online courses 11%. The third chart indicates face to face courses 40%, correspondence courses 15%, mixed media courses 35%, online courses 10%.
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The given pie charts illustrate the popularity of a variety of classes among students from 1984 to 2004.

Overall, face-to-face courses had the highest proportion in all three periods, while the other categories remained stable. In addition, after 1984, online courses were also recorded, but they comprised the least proportion of students during the 10-year period.

In 1984, in-person classes accounted for a major proportion of 67 percent, while correspondence and mixed media categories represented 20 percent and 13 percent, respectively. Therefore, it showed that face-to-face classes were preferable to the other types of courses at that time.

In the two remaining periods, students still prioritized courses providing direct lectures, with over half of the total, despite the new appearance of online education. Regarding the correspondence category, its proportion remained unchanged at 20%, while that of combined media classes witnessed a relative rise of 2 percent in 1994 and then stabilized until 2004. However, virtual classes were still not popular among students at that time, comprising the least percentage of 11 percent during that time.

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