2013
DOI: 10.1080/09720073.2013.11891287
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Using Feedback from Students to Remedy a Pedagogy of the Historically Disadvantaged: A Case Study of Law Teaching

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“…However, its disadvantage is that it ignores the relationship between department law and department law and the complexity of actual legal problems. Such a case instructional mode is not conducive to cultivating students' thinking of solving practical legal problems, and eventually, the case teaching will remain on paper (Ndebele & Ndlovu, 2013). Unlike the 'spoon-feeding' instructional mode of teachers' one-way knowledge transmission in the classical classroom knowledge instructional method, the case instructional method advocates finding the best solution from the opposite point of view and finding the most normative consensus or decision through explanation and demonstration in the procedure.…”
Section: Problems In the Traditional Law Case Teachingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, its disadvantage is that it ignores the relationship between department law and department law and the complexity of actual legal problems. Such a case instructional mode is not conducive to cultivating students' thinking of solving practical legal problems, and eventually, the case teaching will remain on paper (Ndebele & Ndlovu, 2013). Unlike the 'spoon-feeding' instructional mode of teachers' one-way knowledge transmission in the classical classroom knowledge instructional method, the case instructional method advocates finding the best solution from the opposite point of view and finding the most normative consensus or decision through explanation and demonstration in the procedure.…”
Section: Problems In the Traditional Law Case Teachingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Teaching needs to be studentcentered, constantly exploring new modes of teaching intellectual property law courses and improving students' learning ability and learning efficiency in many ways in order to achieve the goal of comprehensive and applied legal talent training. Ndebele, C et al, based on questionnaires and indepth interviews, explored the students' views of teachers' law teaching and learned that law teachers forcibly reduce students' discussion and communication about legal knowledge for the sake of the syllabus and believe that the teachers' teaching mode needs to be optimized and progressed, while the syllabus needs to be streamlined and simplified to add more interactive sessions [16]. Binder, C. et al discussed the popularity of human rights law, which gradually appeared in the curriculum of the university, and at the same time, there existed a variety of sorts of books on human rights law on the market and said that human rights law textbooks help students to understand the structure of international human rights [17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%