Pupils in Iceland Receive Fewer Teaching Hours than European Peers

Primary school pupils in Iceland spend fewer days and hours in formal instruction than most of their European counterparts, according to new comparative data. Figures from the Eurydice platform show that Iceland has among the lowest number of teaching days and total instructional hours in primary education across Europe. What’s the Story? Around 170 teaching… The post Pupils in Iceland Receive Fewer Teaching Hours than European Peers appeared first on Iceland Review.

By Michael Chapman