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Samantha Poulos

Samantha Poulos

Student panel and MC sit speaking at the End of Year event in front of a slide screen with a big window and garden beyond.
Student experience, Transition 16 February, 2026 16 February, 2026

Supporting first-year transition to university at Sydney

A student’s first year at university is the springboard to their learning journey. Making a successful transition to university is crucial to helping students…

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Foster a sense of belonging and community, Inclusive teaching, Teaching research, Teaching tips 9 July, 2024 9 July, 2024

Improve your UDL literacy – Interview with UDL expert Dr. Elizabeth Berquist

Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a framework that can be used to guide the design of accessible and challenging learning environments for all…

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the Wakil Gardens outside Susan Wakil Building
Educational excellence, Inclusive teaching, Student experience, Teaching tips 14 July, 2023 23 February, 2024

Designing for diversity – creating bridges and lowering barriers

Throughout most of its history, universities have been largely known for their exclusivity. Terms such as the “ivory tower” have come to reflect not…

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