The chart illustrates the number of girls per 100 boys enrolled in primary, secondary, and tertiary
education
in developing and developed Use synonyms
countries
during 1990 and 1998. Use synonyms
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both groups aimed to reach gender parity at all Linking Words
levels
, their progress differed significantly.
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In contrast
, developed Linking Words
countries
were much closer to the target. In 1990, they had nearly equal numbers in primary and secondary Use synonyms
education
, and even exceeded parity in tertiary Use synonyms
education
. By 1998, they maintained high ratios in primary and secondary Use synonyms
levels
and saw a notable rise in tertiary Use synonyms
education
, reaching 112 girls per 100 boys.
Meanwhile, developing Use synonyms
countries
started with lower figures across all Use synonyms
levels
. Use synonyms
However
, they showed gradual improvement by 1998, especially in secondary and tertiary Linking Words
education
, though they still fell short of the goal.
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Overall
, the data Linking Words
suggests
that developed Correct subject-verb agreement
suggest
countries
were more successful in promoting female Use synonyms
education
, particularly at higher Use synonyms
levels
. Developing Use synonyms
countries
made progress, but Use synonyms
further
efforts are needed to close the gender gap, especially in tertiary Linking Words
education
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where
disparities remain most pronounced.Punctuation problem
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