The bar chart illustrates how students in the US, Australia, and Canada spend their time.
Overall, the US and Canada have relatively the same figures, while students in Australia spend considerably more time studying.
In detail, school pupils in the United States and Canada spend 8.5 and 8 hours sleeping respectively. Australian students, on the other hand, sleep one hour less than pupils in Canada. The US and Canada students spend equal time for relaxing (7.5 hours), whereas Australia pupils record only a half of that (4 hours).
Meanwhile, Australian students spend more than a half of their full day studying, at 14 hours per day. Students in the US and Canada study for 8 and 8.5 hours respectively
In summary, Australian pupils pay more attention to studying, since they spend more than a half of their day for that; however, they spend only 7 hours for sleeping and 4 hours for relaxing. By contrast, the US and Canada students schedule are balanced, as they spending approximetaly equal hours for all three categories.
