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Skills for Law Students is an innovative new online resource which covers all of the skills that law students need to understand and develop during the course of their law degree. It includes clear, practical advice on how to develop your skills as well as over 170 interactive activities to test progress and to help put the theory into practice.
Skills for Law Students is unique in its approach to the teaching of legal skills. It is an online resource with an accompanying textbook. This innovative approach encourages blended learning and supports flexible learning and self-directed study.
Each of the 32 chapters deals with a separate skill. Each chapter contains two key elements: the text providing an overview of what that skill is; why it is important; and how to develop it and interactive activities which enable students to understand the topic better; to put the skills into practice; and to self-study and receive immediate feedback on their progress.
Skills for Law Students is unique in its approach to the teaching of legal skills. It is an online resource with an accompanying textbook. This innovative approach encourages blended learning and supports flexible learning and self-directed study.
Each of the 32 chapters deals with a separate skill. Each chapter contains two key elements: the text providing an overview of what that skill is; why it is important; and how to develop it and interactive activities which enable students to understand the topic better; to put the skills into practice; and to self-study and receive immediate feedback on their progress.
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Helen Carr, BA Juris (Oxon) MA (SP&C) (Open) Solicitor; Lecturer in Law. Helen Carr joined Kent Law School in 2006 following 10 years of practice at Bradford Law Centre and a further period teaching and researching at London Metropolitan University. She spent the years 2001-2005 seconded to the Law Commission working on the reform of tenure and housing disputes. She is currently chair of the Legal Action Group and honorary legal adviser to Sir Richard Tilt, the Social Fund Commissioner. Her publications include the best-selling Brayne & Carr: Law for Social Workers (OUP 2005).
Sarah Carter, BA Hons. (Keele), Dip.Lib. Law Librarian at Kent since 1985, also responsible for Official Publications and European Documentation. Duties include liaison with KLS students and staff, collection development, training in legal research skills and use of electronic resources. Responsible for building up the Library's collection of legal datasets. Editor of internationally-recognised Lawlinks website.
Dr Kirsty Horsey is Lecturer at the University of Kent. In 2007 she was awarded the Barbara Morris Prize for Learning Support for the work she has done with struggling law students and her key role in the VALUE Programme (value added learning within university education) within the Unit for the Enhancement of Learning and Teaching at Kent.
Helen Carr, BA Juris (Oxon) MA (SP&C) (Open) Solicitor; Lecturer in Law. Helen Carr joined Kent Law School in 2006 following 10 years of practice at Bradford Law Centre and a further period teaching and researching at London Metropolitan University. She spent the years 2001-2005 seconded to the Law Commission working on the reform of tenure and housing disputes. She is currently chair of the Legal Action Group and honorary legal adviser to Sir Richard Tilt, the Social Fund Commissioner. Her publications include the best-selling Brayne & Carr: Law for Social Workers (OUP 2005).
Sarah Carter, BA Hons. (Keele), Dip.Lib. Law Librarian at Kent since 1985, also responsible for Official Publications and European Documentation. Duties include liaison with KLS students and staff, collection development, training in legal research skills and use of electronic resources. Responsible for building up the Library's collection of legal datasets. Editor of internationally-recognised Lawlinks website.
Dr Kirsty Horsey is Lecturer at the University of Kent. In 2007 she was awarded the Barbara Morris Prize for Learning Support for the work she has done with struggling law students and her key role in the VALUE Programme (value added learning within university education) within the Unit for the Enhancement of Learning and Teaching at Kent.
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- PublisherOxford University Press
- Publication date2009
- ISBN 10 0199532192
- ISBN 13 9780199532193
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages552
- EditorHorsey Kirsty
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