The bar chart provides information about enrollment of a single female per 100 males participated in different levels of education in year 1990 and 1998 in developing and developed countries.
Overall, the number of females who participated in education was definitely higher in 1998 compared to 1990 in both types of countries.
The number of females who participated in secondary education in developed countries were roughly similar in both years that is just under 100. Furthermore, the same numbers were also shown in primary education where there were roughly 95 females who enrolled. However, tertiary education had the most participation compared to the other level as it hit the its highest number in 1998 where 110 females joined.
In developing countries, most female participated in primary education and this is reflected in the numbers where around 85 girls were in school in 1998. On the other hand, there was a significantly lower participation rate of female in tertiary education in the same year, as there were only roughly 75 girls per 100 boys.
The bar chart provides information about enrollment of a single
female
per 100 males
participated
in
different
levels of
education
in year 1990 and 1998 in developing and
developed countries
.
Overall
, the
number
of
females
who
participated
in
education
was definitely higher in 1998 compared to 1990 in both types of countries.
The
number
of
females
who
participated
in secondary
education
in
developed countries
were roughly similar in both years
that is
just
under 100.
Furthermore
, the same
numbers
were
also
shown in primary
education
where there were roughly 95
females
who enrolled.
However
, tertiary
education
had the most participation compared to the other level as it hit
the its highest
number
in 1998 where 110
females
joined
.
In
developing countries
, most
female
participated
in primary
education
and this
is reflected
in the
numbers
where around 85 girls were in school in 1998.
On the other hand
, there was a
significantly
lower participation rate of
female
in tertiary
education
in the same year, as there were
only
roughly 75 girls per 100 boys.