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My style

The aims of the activity:

  • to search for differences and similarities connected with our style and appearance
  • to discuss our style, style and personality and our parents attitude to our style
  • to ask for  and giving advice on Teen Help Line - our problems with appearance

Our work and achievements

  •  The participants carried out a survey "How trendy are you" using Zoomerang, we did it on -line, separately German , Polish and Spanish team. The survey and the results are on the Blog.
  • They used the results to analise them and find the similarities and differences between us. We learned the words and phrases which can be used to describe the graphs.
  • They made some presentations about the latest teen fashion, especially the girls enjoyed them - con be found in Archive File and Web Content
  • They expresed our opinions on Forum and discussed the subjects: appearance, style, style and personality, do your parents accept our style
  • They asked for and gave advice to the problems which refer to appearance
  • They  prepared the resuls in graphs to make them more clear to describe - on Web Content
  • They analysed the results of the survey and drew the conclusions

 ICT tools used:

Office Word, Power Point, Google, Zoomerang, Slide Share, Audicity

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The analysis of the results of the survey about how trendy you are
29/03/11 21:46
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The analysis of the results of the survey - Olga and Patrycja
09/04/11 17:04 as a reply to MAłGORZATA TOMCZAK-WALKUSZ.
The diagram shows what our favourite colours are.
For German students the most favourite colours are blue and black.
German students don't like orange.
For Spanish students the most favourite colors are green and blue.
Most of the Spanish students don't like purple and brown.
Most of Polish students like white .
Polish students don't like pink.
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The analysis of the results of the survey - Marta and Eliza
29/03/11 23:41 as a reply to MAłGORZATA TOMCZAK-WALKUSZ.
The diagram shows what colours to wear teenagers like in Poland, Germany and Spain.
The most trendy colour for Polish respondents is white. The least popular colours of Polish students are red and orange.
The most beautiful colour to wear in the opinion of German respondents is blue. More than half of Germany students like black, grey, white, and blue clothes to wear. The most favourite colour to wear for less than 10% of German respondents is orange.
The most of Spanish students are crazy about green clothes to wear. Purple, brown and cream clothes are the least popular for Spanish students. More than half of Spanish respondents like blue and green clothes to wear.
The most fashionable colours for teenagers of this three countries are blue and white.
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The analysis of the results of the survey - Franek and Aleksander
13/05/11 21:36 as a reply to MAłGORZATA TOMCZAK-WALKUSZ.
The diagram shows our favorite colours to wear.
The most favourite colours to wear for Polish students are white and black.
The least favourite colours to wear for Polish students are pink and red.
The most favourite colours to wear for German students are blue and black.
The least favourite colours to wear for German students are orange and red.
The most favourite colours to wear for Spanish students are blue and green.
The least favourite colours to wear for Spanish students are purple and cream.

The diagram shows that the trends have any impact on how we dress.
More than half of German students respond: "sometimes".
For most of Polish students trends have not any impact on how you dress.
Most of Spanish students respond: "sometimes".


The diagram shows how much do you enjoy shopping for clothes/shoes/accesories.
The vast majority of German and Polish students enjoy very much shopping for clothes/shoes/accesories.
More than 40% of Spanish students not realy enjoy it.

The diagram shows how often do you buy clothes/shoes/accesories.
Most of German students buy clothes every month.
Most of Polish students buy new clothes every, three/four months.

The diagram shows what we think about judge people by thier clothing.
Most of Polish students think that we shouldn't judge people by thier clothing.
Most of German students think that we should judge people by thier clothing.
Spanish students think that we shouldn't judge people by thier clothing.

The diagram shows choice between brand new and less expensive clothing.
More than 60% of Polish students would buy brand new clothing.
Almost 60% of German students would buy less expensive clothing.
Almost 70% of Spanish students would buy less expensive clothing.
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The analysis of the results of the survey - Martyna and Ania
06/05/11 11:28 as a reply to MAłGORZATA TOMCZAK-WALKUSZ.
The diagram shows favourite colours to wear in Poland, Germany and Spain.
German students like the most blue and black.
Polish students like the most white and black.
Spanish students like the most green and blue.

The diagram shows least favourite colours to wear in Poland, Germany and Spain.
German students least like orange and red.
Polish students least like pink and red.
Spanish students least like purple, pink and cream.

The diagram shows if trends have any impact on how you dress in Poland, Germany and Spain.
German, Polish and Spanish students answerd "sometimes" so we are not always very trendy.

The diagram shows if we enjoy shopping for clothes, shoes, accessories in Poland, Germany and Spain.
German and Polish students like shopping very much.
Spanish students don't like doing shopping and some of them hate it.

The diagram shows how often do we buy new clothes, shoes, accessories in Germany, Poland and Spain.
German and Spanish students buy new clothes, shoes, accessories every month.
Polish students buy new clothes, shoes, accessories every month or when they haven't got anything to wear.

The diagram shows do you think that we should judge people by their clothing in Germany, Poland and Spain.
Polish and Spanish students said "No".
German students said "Yes".

The diagram shows if you have a choice between a brand name article of clothing and one that is less expensive but not a brand name which one would you buy in Germany, Poland ans Spain.
Polish students said "The brand name clothing".
German and Spanish students said "The less expensive clothing".
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RE: The analysis of the results of the survey about how trendy you are
ada and oliwia
10/04/11 18:02 as a reply to MAłGORZATA TOMCZAK-WALKUSZ.
The diagram shows favourite colours to wear in Poland, Germany and Spain.
The majority students from Polish like the most white and black colours.
Students from German like the most black and blue colours.
Students from Spain like the most green and blue colours.

The diagram shows the least favourite colours to wear.
The least favorite colours to wear for Polish students are pink and red.
The least favourite colours to wear for Garman students are orange and red.
The least favourite colours to wear for Spanish students are purple and cream.

The diagram shows question : "Do trends have any impact on how we dress"?
Fashion for the Polish students have sometimes impact on how they dress.
Germany and Spain responded just the same as Polish.


The diagram shows question: " Do we enjoy shopping for clothes/ shoes/ accessories"?
German and Polish students like doing shopping very much.
Students from Spanish don't like shopping.
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RE: The analysis of the results of the survey about how trendy you are
17/04/11 17:30 as a reply to MAłGORZATA TOMCZAK-WALKUSZ.
The diagrams shows shows how impact have trends on our dress.
Trends have an impact the most for polish students, sometimes for german and spanish.

The diagrams shows do we enjoy shopping for clothes/shoes/accessories. German and polish students like shopping the most. In opposite to spenish students whose's don't like shopping even "Hate them".

The diagrams shows how often do we buy new clothes/shoes. German, polish and spanish students most often go shopping on every month.

The diagrams shows if we think that should judge people by their clothing.
The most polish students ansert "no" the most german students answert "yes" spenish students answer "meby".
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How trendy are you? The survey for Spanish students
07 November 2010 19:02

the survey: www.zoomerang.com/Survey/WEB22BFHB6T687

the results: www.zoomerang.com/Shared/SharedResultsPasswordPage.aspx

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How trendy are you? The survey for German students
07 November 2010 19:01

the survey: www.zoomerang.com/Survey/WEB22BFHAXT63W

the results: www.zoomerang.com/Shared/SharedResultsPasswordPage.aspx

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How trendy are you? The survey for Polish students
06 November 2010 21:04

the survey: http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/WEB22BH783U3DK/

the results: http://www.zoomerang.com/Shared/SharedResultsPasswordPage.aspx?ID=L24NA9WWNKQ8

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