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This is especially important in this question where we require working shown.  \n• Some of those who manage to work out the correct angles draw the sectors at a wrong angle. It is unclear whether this is due to not paying enough attention to detail or lack of familiarity with or access to a protractor.  \n• Some learners also either forget to label or mislabel the sectors. Centres are encouraged to spend more time practising creating charts to represent the data and emphasise the importance of including all essential elements (scale, labels, plotting/drawing) . This also includes using protractors and rulers effectively (both real life and onscreen tools) .  \nSkills that power potential | Pearson Functional Skills  \nPie Charts  \nTeaching Tips  \n• There is value in comparing the effect of a pie chart vs a bar chart in displaying the same data.  \n• What do the two graphs below display?  \n• What are the benefits of each?  \nSkills that power potential | Pearson Functional Skills  \nEnd of Presentation","cbCaiaf5XblrWprR","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaf5XblrWprR","pdf",538279,"English","# Pie chart question types\n## Data complete vs missing data\n# What learners need to know\n# What learners do wrong\n# Teaching tips\n## Pie chart vs bar chart comparison","[{\"question\":\"How many ways can pie chart questions be asked at Level 1?\",\"answer\":\"Pie chart questions can be asked in 3 ways.\"},{\"question\":\"What core knowledge is required to answer pie chart questions?\",\"answer\":\"Learners must know that angles around a point equal 360° and use proportion to calculate each sector’s angle, with practice using a protractor.\"},{\"question\":\"What common mistakes do learners make with pie chart tasks?\",\"answer\":\"Learners may guess angles instead of calculating correctly, draw sectors at the wrong angle, and forget to label or mislabel sectors. 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