<aside> 📌 This page is a collection of teaching and learning resources, organised by Christine Storr. It has been created as part of her project as Pedagogisk ambassadör for 2021. Big thanks to Cormac McGrath for his mentorship and inspiration and several colleagues for providing valuable feedback!

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Scholarship on legal education in research

Welcome to recipes for teaching

https://youtu.be/q__fRUVzwjo

👉 Start here

<aside> 👉 There are 3 ways to navigate the recipes. You can choose a challenge you face as a teacher, an idea on how to improve your teaching and/or inspiration by browsing through all recipes on this site. For a quick introduction on how to navigate the recipes, watch the video above.

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😨 Do you want to solve a particular challenge?

Click the toggles to reveal possible solutions.

• My students are not engaging in my classes.
• I am tired of traditional lectures and repeating the same content every semester.
• Students do not prepare for seminars.
• Students do not attend my classes.
• There is not enough time in my course for students to train applying their knowledge.
• There are not enough teacher resources to give students individual feedback.

🤔 Do you already have something in mind?

• I would like to improve my lectures and make them more interactive: Try Clickers (aka polls in class)
• I would like to provide students with additional material: Try Flipped classroom
• I would like to focus my lectures on student active participation instead of transfer of information: Try Flipped classroom
• I would like students to be able to test & train their knowledge in their own time: Try Use multiple-choice questions to activate your students' learning (full page forthcoming, but see for useful resources) or the more advanced option Virtual law cases
• I would like students to be able to apply their knowledge in practical scenarios: Try Virtual law cases
• I would like students to learn how to reflect on each others' work and train critical thinking: Try Peer review