Rate My Professor April Hague

Ms April Hague is a Lecturer in the School of Education within the College of Education, Behavioural and Social Sciences at Adelaide University. She plays a key role in delivering high-quality education to students preparing for careers in teaching and related fields. Her teaching focuses on essential areas such as foundational learning principles, arts integration in education, and English language curriculum development. This aligns with the college's emphasis on behavioural and social sciences in educational contexts.

In 2025, Ms April Hague is scheduled to teach several courses, including EDUC 1102 Foundations in Learning and Teaching 1: Learning through Play, which introduces prospective educators to play-based pedagogical strategies. She also teaches EDUC 2054 Foundations in Arts Education, providing students with core concepts and methods for incorporating arts into primary and early childhood curricula. EDUC 2058 English Curriculum: Reading equips future teachers with skills to teach reading effectively across year levels. Additionally, EDUC 3062 English Curriculum: Text Production covers the development of writing and text creation abilities in school settings. For postgraduate students, EDUC 5144 Planning and Teaching for Effective Arts Learning offers advanced training in designing and implementing arts-based learning experiences. In 2024, she taught EDUC 2054 Foundations in Arts Education, demonstrating her ongoing commitment to this subject area. Through these courses, Ms April Hague contributes directly to the practical preparation of educators, fostering skills in creative and literacy education that are vital for modern classrooms. Her involvement in both undergraduate and postgraduate levels highlights her versatility in addressing diverse learner needs within the School of Education.