Dr Nicholas Gee
| Job Title | Contact | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Lecturer |
N dot Gee at uea dot ac dot uk
Tel: +44 (0)1603 59 3152 |
EDU/SYS 1.09 |
Biography
Nick Gee is a Lecturer in Education and Curriculum Tutor (Geography) on the Secondary PGCE course. He holds management responsibility for Assessment on the Secondary PGCE programme and is the Associate Dean (Admissions) within the Faculty of Social Sciences. He is also an experienced GCSE Examiner and regularly acts as a consultant for Geography GCSE & A level magazines and text books.
Originally a quantitative Geographer, I have recently embraced qualitative research methods. My doctoral thesis employs an ethnographic methodology to examine the social and affective changes that occur on a residential Geography fieldtrip. I am interested in notions of and perceptions about belonging to a temporary community, in addition to the benefits of educational visits.
As Faculty Associate Dean (Admissions) I am responsible for undergraduate, postgraduate and research degree admissions into the six schools in the Faculty of Social Sciences. This involves delivering talks all over the world to prospective students, parents, teachers and agents.
Key Research Interests
Research
Nick has published numerous articles on Geography fieldwork techniques and Rural Issues. His research interests include ethnography, notions of community and outdoor education.
Publications
Data Representation: Graphs,Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 21/4 (2010)
NORA - A Case Study of Sustainable Urban regeneration in Kings Lynn, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 21/3 (2010)
Data Analysis: Trends, patterns and relationships, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 21/3 (2010)
Flow surveys and observations, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 21/2 (2009)
Data Collection: Transects,Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 21/1 (2009)
Data Analysis, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 20/4 (2009)
Changes in Villages, A Case Study of Swardeston, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 20/3 (2009)
'Data Representation: Mapping, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 20/3 (2009)
The 2008 China Earthquake, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 20/2 (2008)
'Data Collection: bi-polar indices & fieldsketches, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 20/2 (2008)
'Questionnaires and Interviews Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 20/1 (2008)
Industrial Location, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 19/4 (2008)
Managing the East Anglian Coast, Geography Review 21/3 (2008)
A Study of Crime, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 19/3 (2008)
Industrial Location: Cantley Sugar Beet Factory, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 19/3 (2008)
Woodland Ecosystems, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 19/2 (2007)
Sea Palling: A Case Study of Coastal Management, Y Cylchgrawn Daearyddol 9 (2007)
‘The CBD, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 19/1 (2007)
Farm Changes, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 18/4 (2007)
Microclimates, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 18/4 (2007)
Holiday Resorts, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 18/3 (2007)
River Surveys, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 18/2 (2006)
Inner City Surveys, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 18/1 (2006)
Education for a Change (Transforming the way we Teach our Children)’ Book Review, International Journal of Educational Development 26/4 (2006)
Globalisation: a joint approach, Teaching Geography 31/2, (2006)
Second Homes in England & Wales, Y Cylchgrawn Daearyddol 8 (2006)
Shopping Surveys Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 17/4 (2006)
Hedgerow Surveys, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 17/3 (2006)
Football Stadium Impact Surveys, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 17/2 (2005)
Farm Diversification Geography Review 19/2 (2005)
Flooding & River Management, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 17/1 (2005)
Coastal Protection, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 16/4 (2005)
Traffic in Towns, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review 16/3 (2005)
Coastal Management: A case study of Sea Palling, Geography Review, 18/3 (2005)
'Hi-tech industry in Norwich, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 16/2 (2004)
Park surveys, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 16/2 (2004)
Rural land use surveys, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 16/1 (2004)
Tourism: a honey pot survey, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 15/4 (2004)
'Weathering Studies, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 15/3 (2004)
Village Surveys Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 15/2 (2003)
Urban land-use transects, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 15/1 (2003)
Air pollution Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 14/4 (2003)
Bypass feasibility studies, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 14/3 (2003)
Delimiting the CBD, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 14/2 (2003)
Sand dunes, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 14/1 (2002)
Second homes in England & Wales, Geography Review 15/5 (2002)
Investigating urban shopping hierarchies Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 13/4 (2002)
Water pollution, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 13/3 (2002)
The future of wind power, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 13/2 (2001)
'A study of crime, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 13/2 (2001)
Footpath erosion, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 13/1 (2001)
Delimiting spheres of influence, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 12/4 (2001)
River Studies, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 12/3 (2001)
Protecting the coast, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 12/3 (2001)
Farming Enquiries, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 12/2 (2000)
Microclimate Enquiries, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 12/1 (2000)
Soil Enquiries, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 11/2 (1999)
Second Homes, Wideworld GCSE Geography Review, 11/2 (1999)
What went wrong?, Geographical Magazine Volume LXIV No 9 (1992)
