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How To Include Employability in the Law School
This accessible How To Guide provides practical guidance on how to successfully include employability into the law school. Innovative ideas are shared on how to establish effective independent employability initiatives and embed employability within the law curriculum itself.
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This accessible How To Guide provides practical guidance on how to successfully include employability into the law school. Innovative ideas are shared on how to establish effective independent employability initiatives and embed employability within the law curriculum itself.
Bringing together a team of highly experienced legal educators, this book focuses on providing hands-on tips and advice for both new and seasoned teachers. Contributors present a diverse range of case studies, from small employability initiatives within law modules to authentic methods of teaching and assessment that mimic the workplace. Looking beyond employability solely in the legal sector, they explore how to support the development of students’ transferable skills and attributes. The book also highlights important developments in legal education such as including employability considerations in academic tutoring and targeting support towards underrepresented groups of students.
如何在t包括就业能力he Law School will prove an invaluable guide for legal educators seeking to enhance their teaching. It will also be an important resource for educational developers, providing practical examples of successful employability initiatives tailored to their educational context.
Bringing together a team of highly experienced legal educators, this book focuses on providing hands-on tips and advice for both new and seasoned teachers. Contributors present a diverse range of case studies, from small employability initiatives within law modules to authentic methods of teaching and assessment that mimic the workplace. Looking beyond employability solely in the legal sector, they explore how to support the development of students’ transferable skills and attributes. The book also highlights important developments in legal education such as including employability considerations in academic tutoring and targeting support towards underrepresented groups of students.
如何在t包括就业能力he Law School will prove an invaluable guide for legal educators seeking to enhance their teaching. It will also be an important resource for educational developers, providing practical examples of successful employability initiatives tailored to their educational context.
Critical Acclaim
‘A thought-provoking text that expertly weaves together a wide-range of practical ideas and theoretical concepts. A powerful demonstration of the manifold benefits that come from a considered approach to employability. A must-read for all of those involved with the management and leadership of contemporary law schools.’
– Ryan Murphy, Swansea University, UK
– Ryan Murphy, Swansea University, UK
Contributors
Contributors include: Jeanette Ashton, Paven Basuita, Victoria Barnes, Zeynep Yazici Caglar, Daniel Cash, Helen Chalk, Elizabeth Conaghan, Emma Curryer, Carol Edwards, Henrietta Gilchrist, Charlotte Harrison, Alexandra Hill, Aileen K Ho, Charlie King, Claire Lillywhite, Alice Margaria, Vicky Martin, Paul McConnell, Siobhan McConnell, Tina McKee, Amanda Millmore, Annika Newnham, Rachel Nir, Ezgi Özlü, Matthew Parry, Katy Peters, Beverley Rizzotto, Kritika Sharma, Adam Shaw-Mellors, Sharon Sinclair-Graham, Andrea Todd, Jennifer Trinks, Sadie Whittam, Elizabeth Williams, Sarah Zimmermann