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The Preferences Graph
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Aim:
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to practise writing about graphs
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Target Audience:
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students
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Relevance to BEC:
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Part 1
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Organisation:
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in pairs
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Materials needed:
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none
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- You could ask students to think up a list of perks they might
like in a job, such as a mobile phone, use of a swimming pool,
access to a company car, etc.
- Make a list of these and then students go around asking each
other what their preference is.
- If you then multiply the results by 100, your students can
write a short report based on what perks proved popular and what
didn't.
- In a class of university students, you could do the same regarding
new facilities they would like to see on campus.
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