Colin McGeorge
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Colin McGeorge
Summary
Colin McGeorge is a human[1]. He worked as a pedagogue[2].
Key Facts
- Colin McGeorge worked as a pedagogue[2].
- Among Colin McGeorge's employers was University of Canterbury[3].
- Colin McGeorge was educated at University of Canterbury[4].
- Colin McGeorge was educated at University of Canterbury[5].
- Colin McGeorge's doctoral advisor was Graham Nuthall[6].
- Colin McGeorge's doctoral advisor was Len Richardson[7].
- A notable student of Colin McGeorge was Pamela Janet Wood[8].
- Colin McGeorge is recorded as male[9].
- Colin McGeorge's instance of is recorded as human[10].
- Colin McGeorge supervised Pip Lynch as a doctoral student[11].
- Colin McGeorge earned the academic degree of Master of Arts[12].
- Colin McGeorge earned the academic degree of Doctor of Philosophy[13].
- Colin McGeorge's family name is recorded as McGeorge[14].
- Colin McGeorge's given name is recorded as Colin[15].
- Colin McGeorge's academic thesis is recorded as The situational generality of Kohlberg's stages of moral judgement.[16].
- Colin McGeorge's academic thesis is recorded as Schools and socialisation in New Zealand 1890-1914[17].
- Colin McGeorge's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as NZThesisProject[18].
Body
Education
Educated at University of Canterbury[4], a university[19], in New Zealand[20], founded in 1873[21]. Doctoral advisors include Graham Nuthall[6], a pedagogue[22], 1935–2004[23], of New Zealand[24], awarded the Herbison Lecture[25], specialised in interpersonal relationship[26] and Len Richardson[7], a historian[27]. Academic degrees include Master of Arts[12] and Doctor of Philosophy[13].
Career and Affiliations
Colin McGeorge's professions included pedagogue[2]. Among his employers was University of Canterbury[3]. A notable student of him was Pamela Janet Wood[8]. He supervised Pip Lynch as a doctoral student[11].
FAQs
What did Colin McGeorge do for work?
Colin McGeorge worked as pedagogue[2].
Where did Colin McGeorge go to school?
Colin McGeorge was educated at University of Canterbury[4] and University of Canterbury[5].