LADBible's Agree to Disagree: FINALLY a funny way to introduce Likert-Type Scales 0 ▲ Not awful and boring ideas for teaching statistics 1 hour ago · Culture · hide Agree to Disagree is a regular feature on LADBible. This series pairs up two celebrities who are typically on a promotional tour for a new movie or show. The interviewer gives them a series of questions, and they need to use a Likert-type scale printed on a table and glasses (sometimes containing booze) to make their response.For example, here is an Agree to Disagree segment featuring Keira Knightley and Ben Whishshaw, who are promoting the second season of Black Doves on Netflix. PS: I LOVED THE FIRST SEASON OF BLACK DOVES.So, it starts with a question:Then the "participants" give their response on a Likert-type scale. Then they discuss their responses. PS: Keira swears like a sailor.How to use in class:1) This might be the only entertaining way ever to introduce Likert-type scales. ALSO: If you really want to nerd it up, you can have a class discussion about scales with no neutral point.2) I also like this as an example of a mixed-methods survey. The people give a definitive,… Commenting on Bubbles has been removed. Why? If you want to talk about this post, write to the author, use the comments on their blog if it has them, or reply with a "RE:" post on your own blog. Suggestions? feedback@bubbles.town