The graph below shows the hours of teaching per year done by each teacher in four different countries in 2001. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The chart illustrates how many
hours
of teaching were done by each primary, lower secondary and upper secondary educator in The USA
, Iceland, Spain
and Japan
in 2001.
Overall
, each educator in the USA
taught the most in all nations, with the key spending in lower secondary. This
was the case for Spain
and Japan
. In addition
, the figure for the hours
of each primary teacher instructed lowest in four countries.
Regarding the USA
, each upper secondary teacher spent 1100 hours
in 2001, followed by Spain
(990 hours
), Iceland (790 hours
) and Japan
(610 hours
). Similarly
, about 880 hours
were taught by each primary teacher in research in the USA
, compared to 600 hours
in the remaining 3 countries.
The hours
of teaching of each lower secondary schoolteacher was the most in Iceland, at approximately 800 hours
, which was still 290 hours
smaller than that of the USA
. The figures for Japan
and Spain
were lower, at 600 hours
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