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	<title>Comments on: Charts and Graphs Soundtrack from PBS Kids</title>
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		<title>By: C. Joslin</title>
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		<description>The only problem is that the example shown for line graphs of &quot;Who wears hoodies and who wears hats?&quot; is not a good use for a line graph. Line graphs should be for showing changes over time, or trends. You&#039;d have to point this out and make a lesson out of the error... which would be a good way to push the point about what kind of data line graphs show.</description>
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