The bar chart compares how much time educators spent on teaching annually at three specific kinds of schools in four distinct nations in 2001.
overall, it is obvious that while teaching hours in USA is the highest among four mentioned countries, it is the lowest in Japan. Additionally, teachers of upper secondary school dedicate more time to work in all regions except Ireland.
Looking at the details, instructors work for equal hours,600, at primary and lower secondary school in both Spain and Japan. Moreover, the teaching hours of upper secondary school teachers in Japan was roughly 500 hours per year in 2001 while the figure for those in Spain was much higher, reaching approximately 950 hours per year.
Regarding the two other nations, the time teachers spent on primary school in Ireland and the USA was 600 hours and around 850 hours per year respectively. Educators in Ireland allocate 800 hours to teaching lower secondary school students in 2001 while the figure for upper secondary school was slightly smaller at about 750 hours. Conversely, US teachers spent more time on upper secondary school than lower secondary school, which was roughly 1100 hours and 1050 hours respectively.