Student reflections on enabling success and overcoming barriers

In October 2024, students from five Australian universities participated in a panel session of AALL’s professional development series, “Connect. Inspire. Share.” (aall.org.au/connect-inspire-share-catalogue-2/). Here, three of them summarise their reflections on how they have succeeded despite barriers to study, and the role of individual consultations with Learning Advisers in their success.

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Australasian Journal of Paramedicine
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2025-03-03
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Higher Education Practises and Engagement
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Student reflections on enabling success and overcoming barriers

Australasian Journal of Paramedicine
Higher Education Practises and Engagement
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Student reflections on enabling success and overcoming barriers

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Abstract

In October 2024, students from five Australian universities participated in a panel session of AALL’s professional development series, “Connect. Inspire. Share.” (aall.org.au/connect-inspire-share-catalogue-2/). Here, three of them summarise their reflections on how they have succeeded despite barriers to study, and the role of individual consultations with Learning Advisers in their success.

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