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    The graph shows the hours teachers work per year in 2001 in Japan, Spain, Ireland, and the US. Teachers in the US worked the most hours overall, with upper and lower secondary teachers working around 1100 hours and primary teachers working 800 hours. Japanese teachers worked the fewest hours of the four countries, with all levels being exactly 600 hours. Irish primary teachers also worked 600 hours while secondary teachers worked more. Spanish high school teachers had the highest hours at around 1000, while primary and secondary teachers worked 600 hours.

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    The graph shows the hours teachers work per year in 2001 in Japan, Spain, Ireland, and the US. Teachers in the US worked the most hours overall, with upper and lower secondary teachers working around 1100 hours and primary teachers working 800 hours. Japanese teachers worked the fewest hours of the four countries, with all levels being exactly 600 hours. Irish primary teachers also worked 600 hours while secondary teachers worked more. Spanish high school teachers had the highest hours at around 1000, while primary and secondary teachers worked 600 hours.

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    The graph shows the hours teachers work per year in 2001 in Japan, Spain, Ireland, and the US. Teachers in the US worked the most hours overall, with upper and lower secondary teachers working around 1100 hours and primary teachers working 800 hours. Japanese teachers worked the fewest hours of the four countries, with all levels being exactly 600 hours. Irish primary teachers also worked 600 hours while secondary teachers worked more. Spanish high school teachers had the highest hours at around 1000, while primary and secondary teachers worked 600 hours.

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    Task 1: The graph below shows the hours of teaching per year done by each

    teacher in four different countries in 2001.


    Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features
    and make comparisons where relevant.

    The bar graph provides information about the hours of teaching per year
    done by ech teacher in Japan, Spain, Ireland, and USA in 2001.
    Overall, it is clear that the hour of teaching per year done by teachers in
    the USA is the most. Upper secondary and lower secondary are approximate
    equal with about 1100 hours. And the hours of primary is the least with around
    800 hours.
    Also noticeable was that number of hours the teachers teach each year
    in Japan is the least of 4 countries. With high school more than 600 hours, still
    primary and secondary are exactly 600 hours.
    Compare to Japan, the hours of teaching per year done by Ireland
    teachers is more than of lower secondary and upper secondary, but primary is
    equal.
    Finally, in Spain, the hours of high school is the most with approximately
    1000 hours, but the hours of secondary and primary school less than more
    with exactly 600 hours.

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