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how to study law
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Podcasts: starting studying law How to get the most out of studying law Statutory Interpretation lecture Lectures: how to get the most out of lectures Lectures: what a lecturer is trying to do in lectures Seminars: how to get the most out of seminars |
Working on your own legal skills (text):- What it means to be a law student Working on your own legal skills (podcasts):-
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How to study law (text) (Introduction to a book i am writing on studying at law school) What is the point of this degree? |
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This section of the website is
intended to help students of law with their studies and to give them an
insight into the way in which university law schools function: understanding
how your law school operates will help you succeed in your legal education.
This section is divided under the following headings:-
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This area of the site will grow during 2009 and 2010. It will include an on-line video tutorial on how to take notes in lectures, and what sorts of material law students should be trying to get out of lectures; it will also include a new type of assessment where instead of being given hypothetical sets of facts you will be presented with dummy documents, recordings of the characters voices, etc., and asked instead to puzzle out the facts for yourself and then give advice. The purpose of all of this is not meant to be simply gimmickry, but instead is intended to try to identify what sorts of teaching styles, learning styles and so on suit different types of student. That you are even reading this part of this site suggests that you are looking for a new way to do all of this. I am trying to find what sorts of methods work well with what sorts of students.
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Vidcasts Please note that clicking on a vidcast will re-direct you to Alastair Hudson's channel on the YouTube website. A love of legal language and history - click here |
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