The bar graph above shows that High school graduation rates from 2005 to 2011 in three countries.
Overall, it is clear that the bar has trend except for Portugal’s. In addition, the gap between Mexico and Luxembourg has decreased.
Looking at the graph more closely, one can see that the bar of Mexico has increased continuously, whereas that of Luxembrough has lowered for the periods. In case of Portugal, the graph became almost doubled in 2009 compared to the number in 2005, but it decreased after the year. Besides, the average high school graduation rates jumped up from approximately 50% in 2005 to approximately 66% in 2011.
In sum, the bar trends of the nations indicate different shape. However the average High school graduation rate increased in the years. The chart indicates that the high school education has been more generalized and the educational gap between the region has been narrowed.
The bar graph above
shows
that
High
school
graduation rates from 2005 to 2011 in three countries.
Overall
, it is
clear
that the bar has trend
except for
Portugal’s.
In addition
, the gap between Mexico and Luxembourg has decreased.
Looking at the graph more
closely
, one can
see
that the bar of Mexico has increased
continuously
, whereas that of
Luxembrough
has lowered for the periods. In case of Portugal, the graph became almost doubled in 2009 compared to the number in 2005,
but
it decreased after the year.
Besides
, the average
high
school
graduation rates jumped up from approximately 50% in 2005 to approximately 66% in 2011.
In sum, the bar trends of the nations indicate
different
shape.
However
the average
High
school
graduation rate increased in the years. The chart indicates that the
high
school
education has been more generalized and the educational gap between the region has
been narrowed
.