The chart below shows the percentage of male and female teachers in six different types of educational setting in the UK in 2010.​Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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in the UK which is separated by gender in six educational levels in 2010.

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, it can be seen that students had more female

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before going to higher educational levels and after 18 years old the

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of male

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surpassed females. On the one hand, in 2010 the

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of preschool

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consisted of females with more than 95% which was the highest at that moment

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male

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were at its lowest amount with only 5%.

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,

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the

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of women went down by about 5% in primary school

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portion experienced a 50% reduction in secondary schools.

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, the

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of male

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was raised

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in secondary schools, by about 40%.

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, in the college period, the

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of

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was at the same level with 45% for each one and the

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of men increased steadily in private institutes and universities, 5% and 25% respectively.

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the male university professors reached the peak, higher education female

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declined and faced the lowest amount, 30% in total.