
Inspires students to achieve their best.
Always supportive and deeply knowledgeable.
Inspires curiosity and a thirst for knowledge.
Brings passion and energy to teaching.
Inspires students to love learning.
Jenny Panopoulos is a University Tutor in the School of Education at Adelaide University. She delivers instruction for key undergraduate courses at the Mawson Lakes campus. In Arts Education (EDUCX-200), she teaches alongside Robyn Carmody on Tuesdays from 9:10am to 12pm in Garth Boomer G1-17. For Technologies Education (EDUCX-306), she co-instructs with Kim Martin on Mondays from 9:10am to 12pm in Garth Boomer G2-51. She also supports Humanities and Social Science Education (EDUCX-313) with Carlene Paterson, specifically for Early Childhood Education students at Magill campus. These practical sessions provide hands-on training in curriculum delivery across arts, technologies, and humanities disciplines.
Panopoulos tutors and marks assignments in Inclusive Education (EDUC 3055), guiding students on inclusive practices for conditions such as Down syndrome and mild-moderate Autism Spectrum Disorder in classroom settings. Her professional background includes a Bachelor of Education (BEd) from University of South Australia (1994-1995) and Bachelor of Teaching (BT) from the same institution (1990-1993). Career appointments encompass University Tutor at University of South Australia since 2014, University Liaison at Flinders University (2014-2016), Curriculum Coordinator and Teacher at St George College Inc. (1999-2015), and Contract Teacher for the Department for Education, South Australia (1993-1998). Her skill set covers curriculum development, lesson planning, staff development, higher education teaching, classroom management, tutoring, public speaking, curriculum design, curriculum mapping, adult education, educational leadership, educational technology, e-learning, Moodle, Mahara, and eportfolios. Through these roles, she contributes significantly to teacher training and educational practice in South Australia.
