the chart below shows the number of girls per 100 boys enrolled in different levels of schools education. v.2
the chart below shows the number of girls per 100 boys enrolled in different levels of schools education. v. 2
The given bar chart illustrates the proportion of female students per 100 male students in primary, secondary and tertiary education.
Overall, it is evident that more boy students than girl ones enrolled in primary education and secondary education, while in tertiary education girls in developed countries is the majority of students entering.
Turning to the detail, in primary education and secondary education, the proportion of girls per 100 boys in developing countries is just under 90% smaller than in developed countries. Similar to developing countries, in developed countries the quantity of female students per 100 male ones in 1990 is not many as in 1998. Especially, in secondary education, in developing countries, the number of girls per 100 boys in 1990 is the lowest rate, with 72%.
According to the bar chart, tertiary education in developing countries produces considerably less the quantity of the female students per male students than other levels of school education, with 66% in 1990. As opposed to tertiary education in developing countries, in developed countries tertiary education produces the largest proportion of girls per 100 boys, with 112 in 1998.
The
given
bar chart illustrates the proportion of female
students
per 100 male
students
in primary,
secondary
and tertiary education.
Overall
, it is evident that more
boy
students
than
girl
ones enrolled in primary
education
and
secondary
education
, while in tertiary
education
girls
in
developed
countries
is the majority of
students
entering.
Turning to the detail, in primary
education
and
secondary
education
, the proportion of
girls
per 100
boys
in
developing
countries
is
just
under 90% smaller than in
developed
countries
. Similar to
developing
countries
, in
developed
countries
the quantity of female
students
per 100 male ones in 1990 is not
many
as in 1998.
Especially
, in
secondary
education
, in
developing
countries
, the number of
girls
per 100
boys
in 1990 is the lowest rate, with 72%.
According to the bar chart, tertiary
education
in
developing
countries
produces
considerably
less the quantity of the female
students
per male
students
than other levels of school
education
, with 66% in 1990. As opposed to tertiary
education
in
developing
countries
, in
developed
countries
tertiary
education
produces the largest proportion of
girls
per 100
boys
, with 112 in 1998.
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