The charts and graphs about the results of survey




This pie chart shows the result of a survey about how people felt when they arrived in Melbourne. Most of them, accounting for 60%, felt happy. The second most common response was feeling lonely, which amounted to 30%. However, when it came to other answer, only 10% of all participants said that they get depressed after leaving their home country.





According to pei chart, most of the international students find somewhat difficult for them because most of the international students “has learned already some knowledge of the foreign country they are entering has probably using existing methods to learn the language, while the other think it is very difficult for them and not so difficult.
  
According to my recent survey about international students, they live accordingly to their study. If they do study short term, they might live in a short period. Throughout the survey which conducted in the class there are 50% of students who are going to live for more than 10 months, while the other live less than 10 months and around 3 months.

According to piechart, living abroad, no matter living for 3 months or longer, facing culture shock is inevitable.most of them try to reach and keep in touch with their family to because when they do that they won’t feel lonely and they start to learn more about culture shock which make them feel more at ease when they meet it again. On the other hand, the rest of students would try harder to get use to the new environment. They won’t give up and get away from the problem, the more they meet it the stronger they will be.

Based on our survey we have survey 10 people and they are from Swinburne university (4 males and 6 females).

According to our survey, most of international students came from many countries. but most of them are from Cambodia and China.

Comments

  1. Admin SwinSeptember 29, 2018 at 3:34 AM

    The first graph is fine. The other two do not correspond to your survey questions and are not very clear.You might want to create graphs with just one factor in it.For example, graphs depicting their response in regard to learning English and dealing with culture shock excluding feelings.

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  2. Admin SwinSeptember 29, 2018 at 3:34 AM

    Finish the suggestion/recommendation post as well

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