Education, Skills and Learning

This chart shows how student-teacher ratios vary around the world

Teacher at the blackboard with a class of children.

A majority of teachers believes the student-staff ratio is important. Image: Unsplash/National Cancer Institute

Anna Fleck
Data Journalist, Statista
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A bar chart showing how student-teacher ratios vary across the globe.
Teachers say they can't meet the needs of all their students if the class is too large. Image: Statista.
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