LPS 2021 Employability showcase: making a difference through co-creation
Jeanette Ashton is a Lecturer in Law (Education and Scholarship) and a Non-Practising solicitor, having joined the University [...]
Why the SQE Can’t Guarantee Competent Solicitors
It’s self-evident that solicitors should be competent and that they should be regulated to assure their competence. The job of [...]
An Ode To Lectures
Passe, Passe le Temps A lecturer reminisces: “What luck! What enormous, good fortune! As a new staff member, I [...]
Online tutorials – The student viewpoint
In July 2020 we wrote a blog entitled “Challenges and opportunities of online tutorials” (http://lawteacher.ac.uk/online-learning/the-challenges-and-opportunities-of-online-tutorials/) which summarised the findings of [...]
The National Diverse Student Network
In this blog, some of the co-founders and student committee members of the National Diverse Student Network (‘NDSN’) explain why [...]
The Mountains of Metaphor: a visual teaching resource
Have you ever supervised a researcher, knew they were struggling, but weren’t quite sure why? Maybe they didn’t want to [...]
Integrating EDI Initiatives Slowly – Avoiding a Full Stop
I had the absolute pleasure of chairing the Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Panel at this year’s ALT Conference. The [...]
“The wheels firmly on the bus”: Reflections on teaching a new module in the ‘new normal’.
Paolo Oprandi is a Doctor in Education with a colourful and varied academic background. He is currently working at the [...]
Connecting Legal Education #25 – Podcasting in legal education
This post was written by Michael Doherty, Illan rua Wall, Rachel Killean, Lydia Bleasdale and Emma Flint Connecting Legal Education [...]
Connecting Legal Education #21: Career Development for Law Teachers
Nigel Duncan, Odette Hutchinson and Caroline Strevens presented a session designed to help colleagues on a career path focussed on [...]