The bar chart illustrates how many hours a teacher
spents teaching in 2001 in Primary school, Lower Secondary school
or upper secondary school and compares the four countries Japan, Spain, Iceland and USA.
The bar chart illustrates how many hours a teacher spents teaching in 2001 in Primary school, Lower Secondary school or upper secondary school and compares the four countries Japan, Spain, Iceland and USA. RDxM
The bar chart illustrates how many hours a teacher
spents teaching in 2001 in Primary school, Lower Secondary school
or upper secondary school and compares the four countries Japan, Spain, Iceland and USA.
Overall, in all four coutries the number of hours spent in teaching in primay school and lower secondary education are lower than the hours spent in upper seconday school. However, the absolute number of teaching hours varies, comparing the coutries.
In Iceland, teachers spent about 470 hours in primary school. The numbers were slightly higher in Japan with 600 hours. In Spain, teachers spent approximately 650 hours for primary school teaching. USA was outracing the other coutries with around 750 hours per year. In lower secondary school the order of coutries stayed the same, although in all four coutries more teaching time compared to the primary school can be seen.
In the upper secondary education Japan had the least amount of teaching with 700 hours. Spain's and Iceland's teachers were neary the same amount of hours active in this school type with approximately 900 hours per year. USA exceeds also here with close to 1200 hours of teaching in upper secondary school. The total amount of hours spent in teaching was the hightest in the USA, followed by Japan, Iceland and lastly Spain.
The bar chart illustrates how
many
hours
a teacher
spents
teaching
in 2001 in
Primary
school
, Lower
Secondary
school
or
upper
secondary
school
and compares the four countries
Japan
, Spain, Iceland and USA.
Overall
, in all four
coutries
the number of
hours
spent
in
teaching
in
primay
school
and lower
secondary
education are lower than the
hours
spent
in
upper
seconday
school
.
However
, the absolute number of
teaching
hours
varies, comparing the
coutries
.
In Iceland, teachers
spent
about 470
hours
in
primary
school
. The numbers were
slightly
higher in
Japan
with 600
hours
. In Spain, teachers
spent
approximately 650
hours
for
primary
school
teaching
. USA was outracing the other
coutries
with around 750
hours
per year. In lower
secondary
school
the order of
coutries
stayed the same, although in all four
coutries
more
teaching
time compared to the
primary
school
can be
seen
.
In the
upper
secondary
education
Japan
had the least amount of
teaching
with 700
hours
. Spain's and Iceland's teachers were
neary
the same amount of
hours
active in this
school
type with approximately 900
hours
per year. USA exceeds
also
here with close to 1200
hours
of
teaching
in
upper
secondary
school
. The total amount of
hours
spent
in
teaching
was the
hightest
in the USA, followed by
Japan
, Iceland and
lastly
Spain.