Key Characteristics:

Tables display data in rows and columns, often requiring the comparison of multiple data points.

Tips:

• Highlight Key Data: Focus on the highest, lowest, and most significant values, rather than describing every single data point.
• Compare Rows or Columns: Look for patterns in the rows or columns, such as which services are rated the best or which categories have the largest values.
• Group Similar Data: Organize similar data together to present a more coherent response.

Example:

If the table shows satisfaction levels for different services in hospitals, describe which services received the highest and lowest ratings and whether there are patterns across the three hospitals.

Common Phrases:

• “The most highly rated service was medical care at Centre A, with 90% satisfaction.”
• “Centre B showed consistently lower scores across all services compared to Centres A and C.”