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School C 23.10.81 P16 ei

Tutor


..... And the question of what would it
be to have a curriculum that was sensitive
to the school’s present population or indeed
to a society which is changing all over
so you may get a school like School C which
isn’t all that culturally mixed compared

with some London schools,

does that mean


that it has more or less or the same respon-

sibilities to adapt


it’s curriculum to a


changed society even
population is not all
we’re going to come


though it's own local
that different. Well,
back to all those -


М2


It seems strange that because we're going
to integrate all the ethnically non-British

The general


people into the


to think
School C
different


community which one does


that therefore the school like


should have a curriculum that’s


fro:


one where the population


is 90% West Indian in a way perhaps they


should both have the same -


issue of multi-cultural education is related to the


specific known characteristics of the school. The issue is estab-


lished as a concern of the group.

In the next extract a tutor’s

detailed knowledge of school provision and policy over t:;me is shown.


School B 30.10.81 P9 eii


Ml


Can I just mention


the


remedial


- they're


bringing in a teacher from the remedial

department


to one first year class to help

with children who’re having problems - which

again is interesting because although the
language used in the basic cards is minimal
it can still be a problem for children.

Tutor


There's another bit of that history

but as School B as a school has committed

itself to integration it’s rippled out from

Humanities


once the Remedial


was


withdrawal operation but


step was for Remedial teachers


Humanities teachers as well


so


Department
its first
to become
they work


in classes and withdraw. At the same time

the
that


Remedial Department trying to work out


contradiction that most


remedial


kids




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