Godfrey Thomson Unit for Educational Research - Revision history

GButtars at 14:05, 8 September 2015

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Pbarnaby at 09:35, 5 December 2014

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	*'Test construction and the Moray House Tests', ''Scottish School of Educational Research'' [[http://www.ces.ed.ac.uk/SSER/about/test.html], accessed 10 June 2014]		*'Test construction and the Moray House Tests', ''Scottish School of Educational Research'' [[http://www.ces.ed.ac.uk/SSER/about/test.html], accessed 10 June 2014]
−	[[Category:~~Institutions~~\|Godfrey Thomson Unit for Educational Research]]	+	[[Category:Academic Units\|Godfrey Thomson Unit for Educational Research]]

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	*'Test construction and the Moray House Tests', ''Scottish School of Educational Research'' [[http://www.ces.ed.ac.uk/SSER/about/test.html], accessed 10 June 2014]		*'Test construction and the Moray House Tests', ''Scottish School of Educational Research'' [[http://www.ces.ed.ac.uk/SSER/about/test.html], accessed 10 June 2014]
−	[[Category:~~Academic Units~~\|Godfrey Thomson Unit for Educational Research]]	+	[[Category:Institutions\|Godfrey Thomson Unit for Educational Research]]

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 Key individuals who worked for the Godfrey Thomson Unit for Educational Research include:
-*[[Derrick Norman Lawley (1915-2012)]], a statistician renowned for his work on factor analysis
+*[[Derrick Norman Lawley (1915-2012)]], a statistician renowned for his work on factor analysis and later Lecturer in Statistics
 *[[William Gidley Emmett (1887-1985)]], statistical researcher and later Reader in Experimental Education
 *[[Elsie Gwenllian Taylor (1922- )]], a mathematical clerk, assistant lecturer and graduate of the B.Ed. course under Thomson

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 *[[Derrick Norman Lawley (1915-2012)]], a statistician renowned for his work on factor analysis
-*[[William Gidley Emmett (1887-1985)]], researcher and later Reader in Experimental Education
+*[[William Gidley Emmett (1887-1985)]], statistical researcher and later Reader in Experimental Education
 *[[Elsie Gwenllian Taylor (1922- )]], a mathematical clerk, assistant lecturer and graduate of the B.Ed. course under Thomson
 *[[Sheena Maxwell]] (nee Reside), a lecturer in Education and Mental Testing at Moray House

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 *[[Derrick Norman Lawley (1915-2012)]], a statistician renowned for his work on factor analysis
-*[[William Gidley Emmett (1887-1985)]], also a statistician and lecturer at Moray House
+*[[William Gidley Emmett (1887-1985)]], researcher and later Reader in Experimental Education
 *[[Elsie Gwenllian Taylor (1922- )]], a mathematical clerk, assistant lecturer and graduate of the B.Ed. course under Thomson
 *[[Sheena Maxwell]] (nee Reside), a lecturer in Education and Mental Testing at Moray House

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 Key individuals who worked for the Godfrey Thomson Unit for Educational Research include:
-*Derrick Lawley, a statistician renowned for his work on factor analysis
+*[[Derrick Norman Lawley (1915-2012)]], a statistician renowned for his work on factor analysis
-*William B Emmett, also a statistician and lecturer at Moray House
+*[[William B Emmett]], also a statistician and lecturer at Moray House
-*Elsie Gwenllian Taylor (1922- ), a mathematical clerk, assistant lecturer and graduate of the B.Ed. course under Thomson
+*[[Elsie Gwenllian Taylor (1922- )]], a mathematical clerk, assistant lecturer and graduate of the B.Ed. course under Thomson
-*Sheena Maxwell (nee Reside), a lecturer in Education and Mental Testing at Moray House
+*[[Sheena Maxwell]] (nee Reside), a lecturer in Education and Mental Testing at Moray House
-*James Maxwell, who completed most of the work on the follow-up studies of the SMS 1932 and 1947
+*[[James Maxwell]], who completed most of the work on the follow-up studies of the SMS 1932 and 1947
-*Albert E. G. Pilliner (1909-2003), leader of the Unit in the 1960s.
+*[[Albert E. G. Pilliner (1909-2003)]], leader of the Unit in the 1960s
 == Archives ==

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 Upon Thomson's retirement in 1952, the Bell Chair of Education and the Directorship of the Edinburgh Provincial Training Centre were once again separated. [[John Gustave Pilley (1899-1968)]] became Professor of Education, while [[William Buchan Inglis (1901-1971)]] became Director of Studies at Moray House. However, the University Department of Education, including the Room 70 research unit, continued to be accommodated at Moray House. In September 1952 the unit relocated to Room 76, although it retained the moniker Room 70. At this time the unit employed eight staff members, six of which were paid through the Thomson Research Fund. In 1965 the Room 70 unit formally became the  Godfrey Thomson Unit for Academic Assessment (University of Edinburgh). By the late 1960s the unit was lead by [[Albert E. G. Pilliner (1909-2003)]] and was no longer based at Moray House, instead occupying premises at Buccleuch Place, where it would remain into the 1990s.
-Members of the Unit
+== Team-Members ==
 Key individuals who worked for the Godfrey Thomson Unit for Educational Research include:

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	Upon Thomson's retirement in 1952, the Bell Chair of Education and the Directorship of the Edinburgh Provincial Training Centre were once again separated. [[John Gustave Pilley (1899-1968)]] became Professor of Education, while [[William Buchan Inglis (1901-1971)]] became Director of Studies at Moray House. However, the University Department of Education, including the Room 70 research unit, continued to be accommodated at Moray House. In September 1952 the unit relocated to Room 76, although it retained the moniker Room 70. At this time the unit employed eight staff members, six of which were paid through the Thomson Research Fund. In 1965 the Room 70 unit formally became the Godfrey Thomson Unit for Academic Assessment (University of Edinburgh). By the late 1960s the unit was lead by [[Albert E. G. Pilliner (1909-2003)]] and was no longer based at Moray House, instead occupying premises at Buccleuch Place, where it would remain into the 1990s.		Upon Thomson's retirement in 1952, the Bell Chair of Education and the Directorship of the Edinburgh Provincial Training Centre were once again separated. [[John Gustave Pilley (1899-1968)]] became Professor of Education, while [[William Buchan Inglis (1901-1971)]] became Director of Studies at Moray House. However, the University Department of Education, including the Room 70 research unit, continued to be accommodated at Moray House. In September 1952 the unit relocated to Room 76, although it retained the moniker Room 70. At this time the unit employed eight staff members, six of which were paid through the Thomson Research Fund. In 1965 the Room 70 unit formally became the Godfrey Thomson Unit for Academic Assessment (University of Edinburgh). By the late 1960s the unit was lead by [[Albert E. G. Pilliner (1909-2003)]] and was no longer based at Moray House, instead occupying premises at Buccleuch Place, where it would remain into the 1990s.
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		+	Members of the Unit
		+
		+	Key individuals who worked for the Godfrey Thomson Unit for Educational Research include:
		+
		+	*Derrick Lawley, a statistician renowned for his work on factor analysis
		+	*William B Emmett, also a statistician and lecturer at Moray House
		+	*Elsie Gwenllian Taylor (1922- ), a mathematical clerk, assistant lecturer and graduate of the B.Ed. course under Thomson
		+	*Sheena Maxwell (nee Reside), a lecturer in Education and Mental Testing at Moray House
		+	*James Maxwell, who completed most of the work on the follow-up studies of the SMS 1932 and 1947
		+	*Albert E. G. Pilliner (1909-2003), leader of the Unit in the 1960s.

	== Archives ==		== Archives ==

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 *[[Papers of Godfrey H. Thomson]]
 *[[Papers of Albert E. G. Pilliner]]
 == Sources ==