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Graham Nuthall

New Zealand professor and empirical learning researcher (1935-2004) · New Zealand · On the map · Academics · Died at 69

Graham Alfred Nuthall was a New Zealand educationist. An academic at the University of Canterbury and a pioneering researcher into teaching and learning in the classroom, he is recognised as the creator of the longest-running and most elaborate studies of how children learn in a classroom setting.

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2004Died28 July 20042003Member of the New Zealand Order of MeritAward2001Herbison LectureAward2000Named Professor emeritusOffice1 January 2000McKenzie AwardAward1935Born28 April 1935

Awards

Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit2003
Herbison Lecture2001
McKenzie Award2000

About this person

His posthumously published 2007 book The Hidden Lives of Learners is considered an influential text for teachers and education researchers.

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Country
New Zealand
Category
Academics
Type
Academic
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1935 to 2004 · aged 69