Thirty years on : is comprehensive education alive and well or struggling to survive?

Clyde Chitty

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School Choice and Performance Global Educational Policies and Reforms Educational Practices and Policies

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Comprehensive education worldwide the political background in Britain the educational debate over comprehensive schooling admissions and selection location and intake social and pastoral policy management and administration curriculum policy and assessment education 16-19 policy initiatives to enhance comprehensive education.

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