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Band 5+: The pie charts below show the percentage of student on the one adult education centre taking a various courses offered in 1985 and this year.

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The image contains two pie charts comparing educational trends. In 1985: Fitness and dance, 22%; Art, 17%; Modern languages (French/German/Spanish), 24%; Local history, 15%; Music appreciation, 8%; Cookery, 14%. In this year: Fitness and dance, 22%; Art, 15%; Modern languages (French/German/Spanish), 17%; Cookery, 19%; IT, 27%.
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The following pie chart demonstrate the proportion of educators on an adult education point learning a variety of sessions given in 1985 and this year.

Overall, it can be observed from the graph that music appreciation and local history courses disappeared in this year, replacing it is IT with the highest percentage of choosing. However, fitness and dance remained staying still, meaning that there is no change in 1985 and this year.

Firstly, it is obvious that IT course is the highest session with the most ration of students choosing, with 27% in this year, while it didn’t exist in 1985 yet. Another point to consider is fitness and dance still keep it number stationary, with 22% presented in both graph, making it the only to get the same proportion of choosing in both 1985 and this year.

However, a significant change occured and change the organization of the graph. Both music appreciation and local history, with 8% and 15% of students taking the course in 1985, suddenly vanish from the this year chart and both are replaced by IT. Additionally, three of the courses, art, morden language, cookery, with 17%, 24% and 14% in 1985, only witnessed small changes, with the difference of 2% to 7%, which makes all of the three listed have similar and close numbers in both graph.

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