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Here you can learn and practice your statistic concepts :)

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Here you're going to learn some basic concepts about statistics!

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In this Padlet, you're going to learn more about the world!
Did you know that you share the world with almost 8.000.000.000 people?

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Let's play while learning! Enjoy :)

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Let's find out!

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You have been working on statistics with your teacher in class. In links number 1 and 2 you have some exercises in order to practice your vocabulary (pre-task).
Carry them out and then keep on with the main task of this WebTask!

Now it is your turn to find out the amount of people with whom you share the world.
When representing data, there are several ways in which you could do it. One of them are bar charts. In this case, we are going to make a difference between two types of bar charts, which are:

- Bar graph
- Histogram

Here, we will specially focus on bar graphs. But what do we use them for? And what is the difference with histograms? Lets find out on the video! (LINK NUMBER 3).

Now it is your turn! You have to find out how many people live in two (or more, as you wish) different countries and compare their population growth in the last few years by creating a bar graph (you can see an example of how your final task must be in LINK NUMBER 4). You are going to work in pairs.

Your task will be the following one:

1. Search in the LINK NUMBER 5 the amount of population who live in one country of your choice (remember that youre intending to find out the population growth, so you need to check the amount of population in different years, a minimum of 30 years would be okay).

2. Click on LINK NUMBER 6 and search for the population in another country, doing the same as in the first step.

3. Create at least two bar graphs reflecting the data that you have found for each country using the LINK NUMBER 7.

4. Create a third bar graph with the same tool (LINK NUMBER 7) reflecting both populations growth.

5. Finally, you will have to record your voice commenting on the bar charts that you have created and which data they show using the tool that you will find in the LINK NUMBER 8.

6. Don't forget to send the results to your teacher!

SOME USEFUL TIPS:

-Do you find the videos difficult? Subtitles are your friend, activate them!

- How to create a bar graph with Canva (LINK NUMBER 9)

-Difficulties with vocabulary? Check LINK NUMBER 10.

-Do you have any further questions? Ask your teacher, she'll help you!

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You have been working on statistics with your teacher in class. In links number 1 and 2 you have some exercises in order to practice your vocabulary (pre-task). Carry them out and then keep on with the main task of this WebTask!

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What is the median age on every continent? Have a look a this map! 

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What is the median age on every continent? Have a look a this map! 

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Were you aware of the fact that Europe is one of the most aged continents? Have a look at this infographic! What do you think is the median age in your country? and in the one you've researched for your WebTask? You can find the information here!

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Mapped: The Median Age of the Population on Every Continent | Infographic examples, Map, Social media infographic

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Sep 20, 2019 - This chart takes a look at the median age of every continent, while also breaking down the youngest and oldest countries in the world.

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Some help to deal with Canva when creating charts and bar graphs.

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Canva Tip: How to add Charts & Graphs | Amara

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Want to caption or translate video? Our intuitive subtitle editor is free! Are your accessibility or localization needs BIG? Amara's platform and services can help.

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Together with your classmates, you're going to create a radio programme that you're going to record as a podcast using Audacity. Click on the image to learn more!

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Here you have another infographic! Did you know that China was the most populous country in the world? Have you ever been there?

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Infographic: The Most Populous Nations on Earth | General knowledge book, Social data, Earth

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Jul 10, 2020 - This chart shows the most populous nations on Earth in the year 2020.