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CHAPTER 3 SUPPLY OF TEACHERS ANDPROVISION OF SCHOOL FACILITIES
1 Characteristics of the Teaching Staff
(2) Characteristics of Teachers
c Composition of Teachers by Sex


As for the structure of the teaching staff by sex, the percentage of women teachers showed a decreasing tendency after World War 2, but it has been increasing again recently. Compared with other countries, every country except the Federal Republic of Germany has a higher percentage of women teachers in elementary schools than Japan, and all of the main countries have higher ratio of women teachers in secondary schools, especially the U.S.S.R. which has the highest percentage of woman teachers in secondary schools.

Recent tendencies show that women teachers at elementary schools are increasing in number in the United Kingdom, the Federal Republic of Germany and France, while women teachers in secondary schools are also increasing. in Germany and the U.S.S.R., but those in the United states, the United Kingdom and France are decreasing somewhat.

Table 40. Trends in Percentage of Women Teachers in Japan

Table 41. Trends in Percentage of Women Teachers in Major Countries


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