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Educación AR 2003 a 2009

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Aa2q
Last edited Mar 23, 2015
Created on Mar 23, 2015

This chart shows education statistics across Argentina's provinces from 2003 to 2009, comparing three metrics—abandonment, promotion, and repetition rates—across different educational levels. Each row represents a province-year combination, with rates displayed as percentages. The visualization uses color-coded bars or line segments to show how these three indicators evolve over time, with the provincial breakdown allowing for regional comparisons. The data is sourced from a gist by author a2q, with each year displaying rates for various educational levels (EGB 1-9 and Polimodal) across all Argentine provinces.

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