Titlebook: Education and Social Integration; Comprehensive School Susanne Wiborg Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2009

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Embryonic Nutrition and Placentation,n from the lower classes. However, in spite of this major educational expansion, which occurred throughout Europe, primary and secondary schools were, during most of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, demarcated entities with no link between them. An educational ladder was yet to be created.

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Social Democratic Politics: The Advancement of Comprehensive Education,ough the school system was generally viewed as successfully organized according to the comprehensive principle, the two extra classes of the elementary school inevitably came to be regarded as merely a place to “dump” the “l(fā)eftovers.”

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,,, God’s Mission, and the Postcolonial,mic competitiveness? This book argues that there are powerful reasons to look again at comprehensive education and its social benefits. As Mark Twain might have said, rumors of its death may have been widely exaggerated.

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The Uneven Development of Comprehensive Education in Scandinavia, Germany, and England,mic competitiveness? This book argues that there are powerful reasons to look again at comprehensive education and its social benefits. As Mark Twain might have said, rumors of its death may have been widely exaggerated.

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Social Class Formation and Educational Participation,egrated educational ladders. This chapter seeks to take the analysis further by investigating the nature of the class structures in the different countries to see how far they contributed to the differential development of educational ladders.

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