The given bar graph illustrates the teaching hours annually in three levels of schooling in four distinct nations namely Japan, Spain, Iceland and the USA.
It can be seen that American teachers contribute maximum explaining hours than other countries, whereas; Japan experiences least timings in all the grades.
In terms of, primary and secondary coaching periods. Every year in three countries named Japan, Spain and Iceland, instructors allocate equivalent time of 200 hours in primary school, while American experiences more than 800 in that grade. Moreover, secondary training has same timing of 600 for Japanese and Spanish students, while Iceland and the USA contribute 800 and nearly 1000 hours for that.
In relation with, the higher secondary education. Spanish and American trainers spend 1000 and about 1000 hours in the upper secondary schools, which are higher than other nations, as pupils are taught for 600 to 800 hours by Japanese and Iceland's tutors.
The
given
bar graph illustrates the teaching
hours
annually
in three levels of schooling in four distinct nations
namely
Japan, Spain, Iceland and the USA.
It can be
seen
that American teachers contribute maximum explaining
hours
than other countries, whereas; Japan experiences
least
timings in all the grades.
In terms of, primary and
secondary
coaching periods. Every year in three countries named Japan, Spain and Iceland, instructors allocate equivalent time of 200
hours
in primary school, while American experiences more than 800 in that grade.
Moreover
,
secondary
training has same timing of 600 for Japanese and Spanish students, while Iceland and the USA contribute 800 and
nearly
1000
hours
for that.
In relation with, the higher
secondary
education. Spanish and American trainers spend 1000 and about 1000
hours
in the upper
secondary
schools, which are higher than other nations, as pupils
are taught
for 600 to 800
hours
by Japanese and Iceland's tutors.