How to talk about the data in a graph and write a report.

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Hello, students! Welcome to today's lesson on understanding and effectively communicating the movement of data in a graph. Graphs are powerful tools for visualizing and presenting information, and the ability to describe their trends is a valuable skill.
Imagine you're faced with a bar-graph or a pie-chart that depicts changes over time or across different variables. To understand the information, you need a good vocabulary of verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. But I break the language down to show that it is not difficult to prepare a good description of a graph. We'll learn how to use verbs like "rise," "fall," "increase," and "decrease" to convey direction, and adverbs like "quickly," "steadily," "slowly," and "rapidly" to describe the pace of change. We'll also explore nouns like "a rise," "a fall," and "a decline" to name the patterns we observe. And I'll include some useful idioms which you can use to make a really professional presentation, like 'to sky-rocket'.
By the end of this lesson, you'll be equipped to not only read graphs but also to explain their details to others effectively. So, let's get started and embark on this journey to become proficient interpreters of data in graphs.