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SOURCE
"Efficiency and Equity in Schools around the World" by Eric A. Hanushek and Javier A. Luque, April 2002
DEFINITION
The average number of children in every class of nine-year-olds.
Education Statistics > Class size > Age 9 (most recent) by country
Showing latest available data.
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Countries
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Amount
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# 1
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Hong Kong: |
36.2 students |
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# 2
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Iran: |
31.9 students |
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# 3
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Japan: |
31.4 students |
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# 4
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New Zealand: |
28.9 students |
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# 5
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Cyprus: |
26.4 students |
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# 6
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United States: |
23.5 students |
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# 7
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Canada: |
22.8 students |
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# 8
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Slovenia: |
21.9 students |
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# 9
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Ireland: |
21.8 students |
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# 10
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Netherlands: |
21.2 students |
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# 11
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Greece: |
20 students |
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# 12
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Thailand: |
19.4 students |
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# 13
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Portugal: |
19.3 students |
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# 14
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Czech Republic: |
19.1 students |
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# 15
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Latvia: |
18.7 students |
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# 16
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Norway: |
17.4 students |
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# 17
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Iceland: |
14.4 students |
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Weighted average: |
23.2 students |
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DEFINITION: The average number of children in every class of nine-year-olds.
SOURCE: "Efficiency and Equity in Schools around the World" by Eric A. Hanushek and Javier A. Luque, April 2002 via NationMaster
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