Implementing the self-management Threshold Learning Outcome for law: Some intentional design strategies from the current curriculum toolbox

Anna Huggins, Sally Kift, Rachael M Field

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Abstract

In 2010 six Threshold Learning Outcomes (TLOs) for law were developed by the Australian Learning and Teaching Council’s Discipline Scholars: Law. One of the TLOs concerns self management.This paper considers the importance of this TLO for legal education in the context of recent research which has established elevated levels of psychological distress in law students. The paper offers a conceptual framework centred on student engagement for intentional curriculum design in relation to the implementation of the self-management TLO. It also suggests some practical strategies for implementing this TLO through the adoption of approaches focused on supporting student autonomy and reflective practice.
Original languageEnglish
JournalLegal Education Review
Volume21
Issue number2 Special Issue
Publication statusPublished - 2011
Externally publishedYes

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