The given graph illustrates the teaching hours spent by a teacher in different schools in four different countries in 2001.
The given graph illustrates the teaching
hours
spent by a teacher in different schools in four different countries in 2001.
The teaching hours
are divided into different parts i.e., primary, lower secondary, and upper secondary. The time spent for upper secondary is highest among the others while
the hours
required for primary are the lowest.
The first country is Japan, a teacher spends 600 hours
on primary education, around 650 hours
on lower secondary and nearly 700 hours
on upper secondary. The next is Spain, the total time given for teaching is 650 hours
for primary, about 750 hours
for lower secondary and 900 hours
for upper secondary. The working hours
for upper secondary teachers in Iceland are almost equal to Spain. Iceland has the lowest teaching hours
for primary and lower secondary around 590 and 600 respectively. The USA has the highest time spent by a teacher, Americans spend 650 hours
on primary education, 1000 hours
on lower secondary and 1190 hours
on upper secondary education.Submitted by infojmvisaservices on
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