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The image displays a stacked horizontal bar chart titled 'The percentage of content items in the overall curriculums targeting cooperation, and distribution by subject area'. The chart lists countries/regions with their total percentage of curriculum content focused on cooperation: Korea (71%), China (57%), Northern Ireland (United Kingdom) (55%), Kazakhstan (53.5%), Estonia (53%), Lithuania (44%), Japan (37%), British Columbia (Canada) (36%), Saskatchewan (Canada) (27%), Greece (21%), Russia (19%), Australia (16%), Portugal (15%), and Sweden (9%). The percentages for each location are broken down into seven subject areas: National Language, Humanities, Arts, PE Health, Technologies/Home Economics, Science, and Mathematics. The horizontal axis measures percentage from 0% to 80%.
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The bar chart illustrates percentage of content items in the overall curriculums targeting cooperation across various subject areas. Korea is the highest overall for curriculums targeting cooperation with 71% and Sweden is the lowest with 9%.
China, Northern Ireland, Kazakhstan, Estonia, and Lithuania hold in the middle-to-top position ranging from 44% to 55%. Japan, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Greece, Russia, Australia, and Portugal hold in the middle-to-bottom position ranging from 15% to 37%.
National Language is the biggest subject in curriculums targeting cooperation for the majority of the country. While humanities, technologies/home economics, and science share a similar number. Mathematics, Arts, and PE Health are considered lower of contributors in curriculums targeting cooperation in all of the countries.
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