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$sustain=array();

$sustain[1]="Your focus seems to be on a basic approach, with no other clearly focussed priority.  If this is so, it suggests that you are concentrating on developing the underlying value of the work.  You don’t seem to want to expand into anything more ambitious.";
$sustain[2]="You seem to show a more-or-less evenly balanced combination of 'basic' and 'consolidating' priorities.  If this is so, it suggests that you are ready to develop the work, with a clearly focussed position in the school.  This would make your work much like that of other subjects on the curriculum.";
$sustain[3]="You seem to show a more-or-less evenly balanced combination of 'basic' and 'integrating' priorities.  If this is so, it suggests that you are ready to develop the work with more links to other parts of the curriculum.  This would allow you - and colleagues - to synthesise learning for working roles with learning for other life roles.";
$sustain[4]="You seem to give a low priority to the basic commitment.  If this is so, it suggests that the equal-opportunity values underpinning the work are weak - perhaps because they have been overridden by other policy commitments.  There may be some important questions about in whose interests the work is being done.";
$sustain[5]="You seem to combine relatively high priorities for both integrating and consolidating commitments.  If this is so, it suggests a possible problem for implementation.  This is because a lot of work on the subject base tends to work against strengthening links with other parts of the curriculum.   Even if they don’t, the joint strategy will mean resources are going to be thinly spread.";
$sustain[6]="Certain patterns of priorities may not be sustainable.  The two least sustainable positions are:<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;1. where priorities and resources are divided and spread between the 'consolidating' and 'integrating' approaches;<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;2. where 'basic' priorities are entirely overridden by other concerns.<br>
<br>The two most sustainable positions are:<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;1. where there is a clear focus on the 'basic' priorities;<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;2. where there are more-or-less evenly balanced priorities for the 'basic' approach and one of the other approaches.";

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