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Avison, Kevin – FORUM: for promoting 3-19 comprehensive education, 2008
This article examines the curious position of the Academy model in the English school system and how a potential Hereford Steiner Waldorf Academy might figure in this. It sketches the background to the Steiner movement in the UK and goes on to set out the key aspirations and concerns of Steiner educators regarding an Academy. The article provides…
Descriptors: Educational History, Foreign Countries, Teaching Methods, Educational Philosophy
Peer reviewedWagner, Knud – Comparative Education, 1978
This article highlights findings of a comprehensive plan for the Danish educational system to the year 1990. Two main categories are discussed: the framework and structure of the school system; and the curriculum, teaching methods, and other aspects of the "inner life" of schools and other educational institutions. (KC)
Descriptors: Comprehensive Programs, Curriculum Development, Educational History, Foreign Countries
Peer reviewedWatt, John – Scottish Educational Review, 1991
Analyzes the introduction and development of comprehensive education in the west of Scotland from 1965-80. Examines curriculum development, the role of the advisory service, the contribution of in-service training, and the ability grouping of students. Concludes that the efforts to help teachers with the transition had mixed results. (KS)
Descriptors: Ability Grouping, Access to Education, Catholic Schools, Comprehensive Programs

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