Over the lifetime of this project the School aims to explore the potential for providing dedicated opportunities for developing learner independence through interactive, iterative teamwork exercises where students play the roles of the professional participants in hypothetical legal case studies. The School aims to explore the learner experience as well as logistical and organisational issues associated with running such exercises. Upon completion of the project the School aims to have developed a framework for learning, teaching, and assessment using this methodology which can supplement the orthodox didactic methods presently employed in our large-cohort (circ 250 students) core modules
This article looks at an attempt to enhance students? critical thinking, professional and personal s...
The project issues around web-based learning and tutorials and is designed to be a pilot scheme whos...
Students continually have conversations about what they are learning in their studies. Often without...
Assessment has been described by Graham Gibbs as "the most powerful lever teachers have to influence...
This paper sets out the findings of a teaching development project undertaken with undergraduate law...
This case study arises from changes to the feedback strategy for a large, compulsory first year Law ...
The purpose of this project is to facilitate the development of learner independence within the Scho...
Legal instructors have been urged to incorporate peer reviewing into law school courses as a way to ...
This report presents results from a pedagogical project focusing peer-review on teaching within the ...
The current research aimed to determine the effectiveness of using two patterns of feedback in a com...
This case study of a student-staff partnership project to design assessments in a new undergraduate ...
This chapter discusses an innovative way of assessing students in a Civil Liberties module. Richard ...
Summative peer review of teaching has the ability to improve both the status and the quality of teac...
The use of case studies as a pedagogic tool is fraught with challenges, not the least of which is en...
One of the characteristics of good teaching is giving the highest quality feedback on student work b...
This article looks at an attempt to enhance students? critical thinking, professional and personal s...
The project issues around web-based learning and tutorials and is designed to be a pilot scheme whos...
Students continually have conversations about what they are learning in their studies. Often without...
Assessment has been described by Graham Gibbs as "the most powerful lever teachers have to influence...
This paper sets out the findings of a teaching development project undertaken with undergraduate law...
This case study arises from changes to the feedback strategy for a large, compulsory first year Law ...
The purpose of this project is to facilitate the development of learner independence within the Scho...
Legal instructors have been urged to incorporate peer reviewing into law school courses as a way to ...
This report presents results from a pedagogical project focusing peer-review on teaching within the ...
The current research aimed to determine the effectiveness of using two patterns of feedback in a com...
This case study of a student-staff partnership project to design assessments in a new undergraduate ...
This chapter discusses an innovative way of assessing students in a Civil Liberties module. Richard ...
Summative peer review of teaching has the ability to improve both the status and the quality of teac...
The use of case studies as a pedagogic tool is fraught with challenges, not the least of which is en...
One of the characteristics of good teaching is giving the highest quality feedback on student work b...
This article looks at an attempt to enhance students? critical thinking, professional and personal s...
The project issues around web-based learning and tutorials and is designed to be a pilot scheme whos...
Students continually have conversations about what they are learning in their studies. Often without...