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The Tripartite System and Comprehensivisation

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1 The Tripartite System and Comprehensivisation

2 Learning Objectives To explain the tripartite system and comprehensivisation To evaluate the tripartite system and comprehensivisation

3 The Tripartite System Read through the first page of your handout and draw a diagram illustrating how the tripartite system worked, including the features of each different school.

4 The Tripartite System Complete the IQ test on the second page of your handout. Complete the questions at the top of the second page of your handout.

5 Evaluation of the Tripartite System
In pairs, list as many problems as possible with the tripartite system.

6 Comprehensivisation Read through the first page of the handout on comprehensivisation and answer the following question: What were the main features of comprehensivisation and how did it differ to the tripartite system?

7 Comprehensivisation Complete questions

8 Evaluation of Comprehensivisation
In pairs, list problems with comprehensivisation How much of an improvement was comprehensivisation on the tripartite system?

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