Helping Students Become 21st-Century “Crap Detectors” (via Touro College Learning and Teaching Exchange)
I came across this helpful article on ‘Helping Students Become 21st-Century “Crap Detectors” ‘ over on the Touro College Learning …
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Are law students blank tablets?
This is the first of a series of posts on theories of learning and teaching – specifically the concepts of formal or explicit curricula and informal, implicit or ‘hidden’ curricula. This post sets the scene and provides an overview of traditional theories of learning.
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Are your law students paying your ‘lazy tax’?
One of the things that, as law teachers, we should not and cannot throw into law students’ way is another barrier that might just be the result of lazy teaching.
Read MoreNew Blog on Teaching and Learning Features Contributions from Law Faculty
Touro College has launched a Teaching and Learning Exchange Blog that all are welcome to drop in on. Some …
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Teachable moments from the Hayne Royal Commission
The role of lawyers hasn’t attracted much attention in the hearings or the final report of the Royal Commission into the Financial Services Industry here in Australia. But there are some things that flow from the Commissioner’s recommendations which obviously have a direct impact on lawyers working in the industry but are also potentially teachable moments for law students—good, bad and ugly.
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