This bar chart depicts the number of females per 100 males in three different school education levels over eight years. It's clear from the graph the female's students’ numbers were higher in 1998 than in 1990.
According to what is shown the overall number of female students in developed countries in three different education level are higher than developing countries. In addition, in primary and secondary education, the numbers of girls were almost near to the target, and in tertiary education were exceeded the target.
In developing countries, girls’ numbers ber 100 boys in primary education were much higher than the female student numbers in secondary and tertiary education level.
To sum up, we could say that there are slight differences between female numbers in both 1990 and 1998. Also, the female student's numbers in developing countries were near the target in the only primary education, whereas in secondary
This bar chart depicts the
number
of
females
per 100 males in three
different
school
education
levels over eight years. It's
clear
from the graph the female's students’
numbers
were higher in 1998 than in 1990.
According to what
is shown
the
overall
number
of
female
students in developed
countries
in three
different
education
level are higher than developing
countries
.
In addition
, in primary and secondary
education
, the
numbers
of girls were almost near to the target, and in tertiary
education
were exceeded
the target.
In developing
countries
, girls’
numbers
ber
100 boys in primary
education
were much higher than the
female
student
numbers
in secondary and tertiary
education
level.
To sum up, we could say that there are slight differences between
female
numbers
in both 1990 and 1998.
Also
, the
female
student's
numbers
in developing
countries
were near the target in the
only
primary
education
, whereas in secondary