The diagrams below illustrate data from a survey taken by teachers of foreign languages in Britain. Both of them show relevant reasons why students have chosen to learn a new language.
In the first pie chart, numbers indicate that the main reason could be travel, with a procent of 33% students who seemed to have this motive for learning a new language.
Regarding business, the values are not changed too much. Only 19% of 26% still choose to study another language for work activities.
Too few tutors saw the personal development or student's relationships as important as the reasons above mentioned. This shows that they care more about the professional side rather than the personal life.
In conclusion, teachers have different opinions when it comes to why students do certain things, in this case, why they started to learn a foreign language.
The diagrams below illustrate data from a survey taken by teachers of foreign languages in Britain. Both of them
show
relevant reasons why students have chosen to learn a new language.
In the
first
pie chart, numbers indicate that the main reason could be travel, with a
procent
of 33% students who seemed to have this motive for learning a new language.
Regarding business, the values are not
changed
too much.
Only
19% of 26%
still
choose to study another language for work activities.
Too few tutors
saw
the personal development or student's relationships as
important
as the reasons above mentioned. This
shows
that they care more about the professional side
rather
than the personal life.
In conclusion
, teachers have
different
opinions when it
comes
to why students do certain things,
in this case
, why they
started
to learn a foreign language.