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Reflecting on reflection: a dialogue across the hemispheres on teaching and assessing reflective practice in clinical legal education
The Law Teacher ( IF 1.1 ) Pub Date : 2019-10-02 , DOI: 10.1080/03069400.2019.1667085
Rachel Spencer 1, 2 , Susan L. Brooks 1, 2
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ABSTRACT Why is it so important for law students to learn to be reflective? What do we mean by “reflective practice” in the context of legal education? How do we actually teach reflective practice in experiential offerings such as clinics and externships? Finally, how do we assess law students’ reflective work? These questions continue to challenge those of us who strive to teach reflective practice as a core set of skills, including many who view ourselves as clinical legal educators. In this article, two seasoned clinical law teachers who have directed experiential courses and programme in different countries engage in a friendly dialogue about these and other fundamental questions about teaching law students to become reflective practitioners. Together, they offer their collective wisdom regarding the “why”, the “what”, and the “how” of teaching reflective practice in clinical and experiential legal education.

中文翻译:

反思反思:关于临床法律教育教学和评估反思实践的跨半球对话

摘要 为什么法学院学生学会反思如此重要?在法律教育的背景下,我们所说的“反思性实践”是什么意思?我们如何在诊所和实习等体验式课程中实际教授反思性实践?最后,我们如何评估法学院学生的反思工作?这些问题继续挑战着我们这些努力将反思性实践作为核心技能教授的人,包括许多将自己视为临床法律教育者的人。在本文中,两位在不同国家指导过体验式课程和项目的经验丰富的临床法教师就这些以及其他有关教授法学学生成为反思性实践者的基本问题进行了友好对话。他们一起提供关于“为什么”、“什么”、
更新日期:2019-10-02
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