HEA Law

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The HEA supports a large network of learning and teaching practitioners involved in legal education throughout the UK. We provide funding, events, resources and a large number of opportunities to network with learning and teaching practitioners from a variety of institutions and roles. We initiate, gather and disseminate examples of good practice in learning, teaching and assessment which have been developed and successfully implemented by legal education specialists in institutions across the UK. We offer a unique focal point and will help you stay in touch with what matters in learning and teaching in legal education.

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Apresentações

Alison Bone - closing the loop

Rebecca Huxley-Binns - embedding skills

Simon Brooman - assessing reflection

Michael Bromby - innovative assessment

Michael Bromby - social media

Jeremy Robson - advocacy

Sue Clarke - careers

Alison Bone - interviewing

Nigel Duncan - Legal Ethics

Donald Nicholson - teaching ethics clinically without breaking the bank

Sylvie Delacroix - Virtual Reality: immersive ways of teaching ethics

The ‘Expectation-Reality Gap’ and Undergraduate Law Student Experiences

Claire Milsom - Student expectation in the contemporary climate

Caroline Dangerfield - Expectation and Experience: A view from the students

Gostaram

Too cool for (law) school? Using technology to engage students in legal skills

Affect and Legal Education: Emotion in Learning and Teaching the Law