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Band 5+: The bar chart compares the number of hours spent on various categories of teaching by teachers in different countries in 2001.

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The image displays teaching hours per year by teachers in Japan, Spain, Ireland, and the USA in 2001 across primary, lower secondary, and upper secondary categories: Japan records 600 (primary), 650 (lower secondary), and 700 (upper secondary); Spain reports 650 (primary), 700 (lower secondary), and 900 (upper secondary); Ireland shows 550 (primary), 600 (lower secondary), and 750 (upper secondary); USA indicates 750 (primary), 1000 (lower secondary), and 1100 (upper secondary).
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The graph illustrates the teaching hours of per year by an individual teacher in different categories among four countries during the year 2001.

The highest hours of teaching was in the USA in all educational levels,whereas Japan’s teacher had the most lower hours of teaching.

In USA in upper secondary level,the teachers spended the highest hours which was around 1100 that was almost double of the Japan’s teaching hours.Moreover,another two educational levels such as primary and lower secondary had also high hours of teaching by a teacher approximately 850 and 1150 .In contrast,Japan had the lowest teaching hours among those four countries in all educational lever and standing at only 600 and slightly more.Along with Japan ,Spain also had the same teaching hours in primary and lower secondary level.Beside this,Spain had second highest teaching hours in upper secondary level which is standing at almost two hundred less than USA in that year.

The teachers of USA had spended most of their time in teaching in all study levels in 2001.

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