Records of Scottish Council for Research in Education, educational researchers, Glasgow, Scotland

• Constitution records, 1932-1971;
• Minutes including Council Meeting minutes, Board of Management minutes, various Committees, Unit Group Management minutes, 1928 -2002;
• Register of Members, 1933-2000;
• Financial Records, 1939-1960;
• Publications, 1979-1995;
• Historical material, 1900-1988;
• Research article papers, 1940-1993;
• Registers of research, 1957-1989;
• Photographs, 1931-1999;
• Scottish Mental Survey, 1932 and 1947.

The Scottish Council for Research in Education was founded in 1928 as a voluntary body with members drawn from the Association of Education Authorities, the Educational Institute of Scotland, the Association of Directors of Education, members of the teaching profession, those engaged in educational administration, and students and staff of universties and colleges of education. Until 1961, when it appointed an assessor, the Scottish Education Department was not represented. In 1932 the Council was registered as a limited company with no share capital, and in 1972 it was reconstituted.

Arranged chronologically and alphabetically within record series

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Deposit: SCRE: 2002: ACCN 2122, 2695, 2967

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Publications relating to SCRE available in Glasgow University Library. Specific publications to the SMS study in the University Library include: Eleven-Year-Olds Grow Up by J S MacPherson; The Level and Trend of National Intelligence by J Maxwell; Sixteen Years On: A Follow-up of the 1947 Scottish Survey by J Maxwell; The Trend of Scottish Intelligence: A Comparison of the 1947 and 1932 Surveys of the Intelligence of Eleven-Year-Old Pupils (SCRE)

Description compiled in line with the following international standards: International Council on Archives, ISAD(G) Second Edition, September 1999and National Council on Archives, Rules for the construction of personal, place and corporate names

Scotland is the location of all place names in the administrative/biographical history element, unless otherwise stated.

Collection catalogued by Elva McLean, volunteer, 24 January 2008. Catalogue converted to Encoded Archival Description by Elva McLean, Volunteer, 24 January 2008.