The bar graph depicts the information about the count of male and female teachers who taught six different subjects at a Canadian University. The year under consideration is 2012.
Overall, it is apparent that out of the 6 subjects, there was only one subject, where male teachers were more than female teachers and in one, the number of both was same.
It can be clearly seen from the graph that the number of females teaching Economics, Natural Sciences and Psychology was the highest that was 250. It was followed by Engineering and Programming with an equal figure that was 200. Lastly, the number of female teachers teaching Linguistics was almost 130.
Moving towards males, Natural Sciences were maximum that was 250. Male teaching Psychology and Linguistics placed in the second and third position respectively. Next, the male teaching subjects; Engineering, Programming, and Economics fell in descending order.
The bar graph depicts the information about the count of male and
female
teachers
who taught six
different
subjects
at a Canadian University. The year under consideration is 2012.
Overall
, it is apparent that out of the 6
subjects
, there was
only
one
subject
, where male
teachers
were more than
female
teachers
and in one, the number of both was same.
It can be
clearly
seen
from the graph that the number of
females
teaching
Economics, Natural Sciences and Psychology was the highest that was 250. It
was followed
by Engineering and Programming with an equal figure that was 200.
Lastly
, the number of
female
teachers
teaching
Linguistics was almost 130.
Moving towards
males
, Natural Sciences were maximum that was 250. Male
teaching
Psychology and Linguistics placed in the second and third position
respectively
.
Next
, the male
teaching
subjects
; Engineering, Programming, and Economics fell in descending order.