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[2006] 3 Web JCLI | |||
Editorial | |
Web JCLI Legal Education
Special Issue Professor Ruth Soetendorp, BA (Hons), LLM (Soton), PGDip IP Law (QMW), FRSA, Bournemouth Law School & Dr Maureen Spencer, MA(Oxon), LLM, PhD, Middlesex University Business School |
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Theories of Legal Education | |
On the edge: ICT and the transformation
of professional legal learning Legal Education or Community Service?
The Extra-Curricular student Law Clinic A New Skill? Law-Text Analysis |
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Links with the Community and the Professions | |
Liberating Legal Education? Innocence
Projects in the US and Australia Wrongful Convictions and Innocence Projects
in the UK: Help, Hope and Education The 21st Century Law School: Choices,
Challenges and Opportunities Ahead |
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Legal Education World-Wide | |
Problem Based
Learning and New Zealand Legal Education Jacquelin Mackinnon, Senior Lecturer, School of Law, University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand. Two Thousand Years of Legal Education in
Ireland Building Links with Practitioners, Government
Agencies and Universities through Clinical aspects of Legal Education
in Nigeria Legal education in transition:
A study from Georgia |
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Enhancing the Curriculum | |
The impact of formative assessment on student
learning Can a problembased learning unit
exist in isolation on an undergraduate LLB? The Soul of Legal Education |
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Law Schools and ICT | |
From student to trainee practitioner
a study of team working as a learning experience. The use of ICTs for teaching and learning
in law education: some innovators perspectives |
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