Court Education Blogs
#auslaw Hot Cross Bun Recipe
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Conference Presentation – BEAQ 2021
We are very pleased to speak to Queensland legal studies teachers at the BEAQ 2021 on the 30th of July 2021. Access the presentation as a PowerPoint and as a PDF. BEAQ 2021 Articles and Resources...
Court Education Report
The Court Education Project Report has been published. You can download it off our site here or from the Winston Churchill Trust official site here.
Recommendation 3: Professional Engagement
Recommendation 3: Professional Collaboration and Engagement Being an active participant in building professional engagement and networks throughout the common law world has been one of the best...
Recommendation 2: Embedded and Onsite Educators
Recommendation 2: Embedded and Onsite Educators Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic many of the project participants conducted experiential in-person programs with students visiting courts and other...
Recommendation 1: A Theory of Change Model
Recommendation 1: A Theory of Change Model for Court Education This post in an explainer on the use of a theory of change model for the development and delivery of court education. It is designed to...
Equity in Court Education
Equity in Court Education This post will discuss equity, diversity, accessibility and inclusivity best practice in court education. A previous post outlines the roles of curriculum and learning...
Best Practice in Court Education
Best Practice in Court Education This post will discuss underpinning principles of best practice in court education programs and resources. It will address the role of curriculum and learning...
Virtual Churchill: Research Methodology
Virtual Churchill Research Design Discussion of effective and achievable research design for virtual research projects has come to the fore in recent times. The conversion of the Court...
Court Education and COVID-19
Court Education and COVID-19 The COVID-19 pandemic has, like its effect on courts, had a seismic impact on court education programs globally. You can read about the Australian response in our...
The Virtual Churchill Fellowship
This post outlines the 'virtual' Churchill fellowship 'trip' as conducted by Jackie Charles, researching, best practice in court education for school students. To learn more about court education,...
How to: Court Observations
Court Observations Court observations of hearings by members of the public, including school and university students, have been put on hold due to the COVID- 19 pandemic. For young people studying...
Teaching Resources: Human Rights
This post is designed to provide two teaching resources for human rights law. It focus is the ' Human Rights law in an Australian Context' unit of work, topic 4 unit 3 of the Queensland Legal...
Legal Links for Law Nerds
Legal Links for LawNerdsFinding accurate and interesting legal links online can be a challenge for law nerds, teachers, students and members of the community interested in current issues and legal...
Explainer: Court Education Programs
Court Education Programs This explainer on court education programs is a follow up to our previous explainer 'What is Court Education?' and will include details of current court education programs...
How to: Talk to a Judge
How to: Talk to a Judge: Visiting a court can be an intimidating experience. This 'How to' is designed to assist you in learning how to talk to judges, lawyers, court staff and other people...
Explainer: What is Court Education?
What is Court Education? Court education is about learning and engaging with courts as part of our legal system, to better understand its function and their role in interacting with it and helping...
Explainer: Jurisdiction
Jurisdiction: is the area where the law applies and is administered. This area can be geographic, a country or state and/or a defined area of law. It is an official power, granted by law for legal...
Explainer: Solicitor v Barrister
Explainer: Solicitor v Barrister This explainer is about the difference between a solicitor and a barrister and is designed for students. It has relevance in Australia, the United Kingdom, and a...
How to: Find a case
How to: Find a Case Find a case after visiting a court on an court education program can sometimes be difficult for students and others who participate in court education programs. This, the first...