FACTOID #
76:
The
fourteen unhappiest countries
are all in Eastern Europe.
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Want your kids to stay in
school
? Send them to
Norway
.
English speaking kids are the world's biggest
novel readers
- but the least enthusiastic
comic readers
.
Japanese
and
South Korean
kids are the best in the world at
science
and
maths
.
Three quarters of
Japanese
kids read
comics
.
American
adults have spent more time than anyone in
education
.
There are 22 countries where more than half the population is
illiterate
. Fifteen of them are in
Africa
.
The women of
Iceland
earn two-thirds of their nation's
university degrees
.
More than half of
Indonesia
's primary school teachers are
under 30years of age
.
Thinking of becoming a teacher? Head to
Switzerland
.
Teaching salaries
there start at $US 33,000.
Kids in
Mali
spend only 2 years in school
. More than half of them
start working
between the ages of 10 and 14.
Teachers make up
7.8 percent of Iceland’s labor force
- and they only have to
teach 38 weeks per year
.
Central European
men don’t teach. In
Hungary
, the
Czech Republic
, and
Slovakia
, over 75 percent of
lower secondary teachers are female
.
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