The two bar charts illustrate the percentage of school-aged boys and girls in secondary education and the percentage of college-aged men and women in higher education across four world regions in 2000.
Overall, both of two chart shows the significant differences in the number of people, Europe has reaching the highest peak and Sub-Saharan Africa has lowest, but the same in four coutries is college-aged population in higher education much lower for secondary education, Slight gaps in Latin America and East Asia.
In year 2000, the chart population in secondary education shows Europe nearly equal for boys and girls, both close to 100 percentage; about three coutries remaining have ratio between boys-girls difference 10 to 15%
The chart population in higher school present women in four counties except Europe has a small gap tend to decrease compared to Men, Women in Europe slightly higher than Men
In general, developed regions illustractes small gender disparities, while developing regions illustractes larger gaps