Consultative Committee on the Curriculum

The collection consists of material from the various educational forums and committees with which Stuart W MacDonald was involved. This includes: Consultative Committee on the Curriculum and CCC Item Bank 1982-1990 and Joint Working Party on Standard Grade Development.

Consultative Committee on the Curriculum Item Bank, originally held in Dundee.This was established to provide resource materials for schools in art and design. It was incomplete upon deposit upon comparison with theprinted catalogue. No attempt has been made to arrange the item bank as per the catalogue, since the catalogue had no logical or explained arrangement itself. Material is catalogued at item level, and includes some slides and a video, as well as study packs, teachers notes, examples of the kind of work produced in the schemes and teaching aids.

The material is arranged into 2 files:

GSA DC8/2/1 Consultative Committee on the Curriculum

Item Bank. Originally held in Dundee.

GSA DC8/2/2 Consultative Committee on the Curriculum

Joint Working Party on Standard Grade Development

Stuart W MacDonald was the Senior Advisor for the Strathclyde Region Educational Development Service . Part of his role as senior advisor was to sit on various educational committees and forums including the Consultative Committee on the Curriculum Item Bank - an art projects resource bank for schools.

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No known copies

There are no physical characteristics that affect the use of this material

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Unknown. Immediate source of acquisition, deposited by Stuart W MacDonald, Senior Advisor for Strathclyde Region Educational Development Service, February 1995.

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