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Claire Nicholls 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 teacher education, particularly in the area of English and literacy for secondary teaching. As Course Coordinator for English for Secondary Teaching 3 (EDUC-5173), she oversees this advanced course aimed at preparing pre-service teachers for secondary English instruction. Nicholls also serves as instructor for several foundational and specialized courses in the education curriculum. These include English Curriculum 2 (EDUC-1065), held on Thursdays from 12:10pm to 3pm at the Mawson Lakes campus in Sir Charles Todd SCT1-35. She co-instructs Learning About Language (EDUCX-105) with Joanne White on Tuesdays from 12:10pm to 3pm at the Magill campus in de Lissa G1-25.

Further, Claire Nicholls instructs Professional Identity and the Role of the Teacher (EDUC-1902) on Wednesdays from 3:10pm to 5pm at Mawson Lakes Sir Charles Todd SCT1-35, Learning About Reading (EDUCX-215) on Fridays from 12:10pm to 3pm and later sessions at Magill de Lissa G1-51, and Learning about Literacies and Text Production (EDUC-2112) on Wednesdays from 9:10am to 12pm at Mawson Lakes Garth Boomer G1-17. Her professional profile on ResearchGate, associated with the University of South Australia School of Education, highlights expertise in teaching and learning, pedagogy and education, learning, teaching experience, pedagogy, professional development, curriculum development, and student development. Nicholls contributes to the academic community through her teaching and coordination efforts at Adelaide University.