The line graph illustrates the figure of junior lecturers electing jobs such as teachers of English and French in Ontario over a 6-year period.
Overall, teachers going for educating English language had the plunge percent during six years, and the opposite was true for teachers indoctrinating French language from 2001 to 2007.
Looking at the graph in detail, for English teachers, in 2001 there was a highest peak at approximately 72% before going down suddenly to 40% in 2003 and this was followed by a gradual fall to about 27% 4 years later.
Regarding the table, the percentage of teachers employing French language in Ontario occupied 70% at the beginning of the period. However, over the next year, it declined to roughly 51%, following by a fluctuation to 75% in 2007.
The line graph illustrates the figure of junior lecturers electing jobs such as
teachers
of English and French in Ontario over a
6-year
period.
Overall
,
teachers
going for educating English language had the plunge percent during six years, and the opposite was true for
teachers
indoctrinating French language from 2001 to 2007.
Looking at the graph in detail, for English
teachers
, in 2001 there was
a
highest peak at approximately 72%
before
going down
suddenly
to 40% in 2003 and this
was followed
by a gradual fall to about 27% 4 years later.
Regarding the table, the percentage of
teachers
employing French language in Ontario occupied 70% at the beginning of the period.
However
, over the
next
year
, it declined to roughly 51%, following by a fluctuation to 75% in 2007.