
Encourages independent and critical thought.
Brings real-world insights to the classroom.
Fosters collaboration and teamwork.
Always clear, engaging, and insightful.
Makes even hard topics easy to grasp.
Amy Trewartha serves as an instructor in the School of Education at Adelaide University. She delivers tutorials in undergraduate teacher education courses, focusing on essential curriculum areas for developing pedagogical skills in pre-service teachers.
In Technologies Education (EDUCX-306), she co-instructs with Kim Martin at the Magill campus in Building B, B1-46. The tutorials occur on Mondays (12:10pm-3pm) and Thursdays (12:10pm-3pm) across specified dates including 23 Mar-6 Apr. This course introduces and builds understanding of the Australian Curriculum: Technologies Learning Area, covering Digital Technologies and Design and Technologies. Students learn to plan, implement, and assess learning sequences aligned with curriculum standards.
Amy Trewartha also instructs a tutorial section (TU07) for Humanities and Social Science Education (EDUCX-313) at the Mawson Lakes campus in Sir Charles Todd, SCT1-35, on Wednesdays (9:10am-12pm) including dates 25 Mar-8 Apr. This unit, owned by the School of Education, develops knowledge of curriculum frameworks and pedagogical approaches for teaching Humanities and Social Sciences subjects such as history, geography, civics and citizenship, and economics and business.
