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Integrating Research-Led Teaching into Law: From Visit Days to Finals – Dr Beatrice Krebs and Dr Lawrence Hill-Cawthorne, School of Law
The benefits of research-led teaching for both staff and students are well known. From the perspective of students, it encourages and facilitates deeper learning and engagement with complex intellectual issues in the course materials. In so doing, it gives the … Continue reading
Take Home Exam by Dr Stuart Lakin, School of Law
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Posted in Assessment & Feedback, Continuing Professional Development, Diversity and inclusion, Employability, Internationalisation, Learning design, Research and enquiry, Research informed teaching, Student Engagement, Student support, Teaching approaches, Technology Enhanced Learning
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