The bar charts describe how much time a teacher spent at three school levels in four different countries in 2001.
the bar graph illustrates the
number
of hours
a teacher spent at 3 educational levels in 4 particular nations in the year 2001.
overall
, a majority of teaching hours
were spent in the upper secondary among the surveyed countries, while
only a meagre portion of time was arranged for the primary level
. remarkably teachers in the USA
head the list in the number
of teaching hours
.
to begin
with, in terms of primary schools, the average teacher working hours
in both Japan and Iceland accounted for roughly 600 hours
in 2001. the figure for the USA
's elementary level
was far higher than these aforementioned categories, reaching 750 hours
, whereas
only approximately 620 hours
were spent on Spain's primary level
.
in contrast
, the number
of hours
the usa
teachers spent at the upper secondary level
hit its peak of 1200 hours
, while
japan teachers only worked for 700 hours
in this
category in the given time. additionally
, the same number
of teaching hours
was recorded in Spain and Iceland, making up 900 hours
. the category of the lower secondary level
in Japan and Iceland accounted for roughly 680 hours
and 600 hours
, respectively. this
figure in the USA
took up 1000 hours
in comparison with only 750 hours
in Spain in 2001.Submitted by bobong120906 on
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