These two bar graphs depict the information related to young adults’ education at the age of 15years in 10 different countries and the best score in each nations related on an international science test in the year of 2015.
Overall, it is clearly noticeable that Italy was the only country that spent most of the time working on homework, while Finland stood as a first place in the international top science score.
To begin with, Italy spent a large majority of hours per week and accounted for 8.6 hours in total. Furthermore, there are also large numbers of countries that participated and spent over a half : Ireland, Poland, USA, Australia, Canada, and Mexico. Conversely, Finland’s students spent the least hours working on their homework, which made up about a mere of 2.8 hours per week.
In contrast, according to the highest top science score, Finland’s learners comprised 568 points of the chart which is considered as above four-fifths. Moreover, there were plenty of countries that accounted for over 250, whereas the USA represented the lowest score which made up only 516.
