comprehensivizev.
/kɒmprɪˈhɛnsɪvʌɪz/ transitive. To make (a school or system of education) comprehensive (see comprehensive adj. 1d).
ΘΚΠ
society > education > [verb (transitive)] > systems of education
home-educate1849
co-educate1855
vocationalize1905
comprehensivize1958
home-school1981
1958 Economist 6 Dec. 865/1 Attempts by local authorities to ‘comprehensivise’ schools.
1958 Economist 13 Dec. 970 The council's intention to comprehensivise the schools.
Derivatives
compreˌhensiviˈzation n.
ΘΚΠ
society > education > [noun] > systematic education > systems of
university extension1839
Philanthropinism1842
Arnoldismc1845
co-education1852
Pestalozzianism1859
kindergartenism1872
secularism1872
community education1873
Froebelism1879
co-ed1886
extramuralism1892
vocationalism1901
heurism1909
sandwich1913
Montessori1917
Montessorianism1917
Juku system1931
polytechnization1932
day release1936
essentialism1939
comprehensivization1958
multitracking1989
1958 Economist 13 Dec. 970 Newport has revised its drastic comprehensivisation plans down to a single comprehensive school.
1966 D. Jenkins Educated Society v. 243 The compulsory ‘Comprehensivisation’ of schools.
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