The bar charts below show the number of hours each teacher spent teaching in different schools in four different countries in 2001. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The bar chart gives data on how many
hours
teachers
spent teaching in various schools
in 4 different countries namely Japan, Spain, Iceland as well as
the USA in 2001.
Overall
, in all 4 countries, teachers
spent most of their time in upper secondary schools
while
they spent minimal time in primary schools
. In addition
, teachers
in the USA had the biggest amount of teaching hours
in contrast
with other countries.
To start, teachers
in Japan had 600, approximately 650 and 700 hours
of teaching in primary, lower secondary and upper secondary schools
respectively. In comparison, teachers
in Spain had more hours
on all levels of education, particularly well above 600 for primary, a bit over 700 for lower secondary and exactly 900 hours
for upper secondary schools
.
In Iceland, the numbers constituted almost 600, 600 and just over 900 hours
for primary, lower secondary and upper secondary schools
respectively, unlikely in the USA, where the figures for the same schools
comprised roughly 750, 1000 and almost 1200 hours
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