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48 Law Tchr. [i] (2014)

handle is hein.journals/lwtch48 and id is 1 raw text is: THE LAW TEACHER The International journal of Legal Education Volume 48 Number 1 March 2014 Special Issue: The Legal Education and Training Review CONTENTS Editorial Nigel Duncan 1 Articles The Legal Education and Training Review: regulating socio-legal and liberal legal education? Jessica Guth and Chris Ashford 5 Values ethics and legal ethics: the QLD and LETR Recommendations 6, 7, 10, and 11 Graham Ferris 20 Professionalism in higher education: important not only for lawyers Egle Dagilyte and Peter Coe 33 The gap between law student career aspirations and employment opportunities Penny Childs, Nigel Firth and Hugo de Rijke 51 To prescribe or not to prescribe? That is the question Melissa Hardee 69 Back from the future: did the LETR really prepare us for the future? Patricia Leighton 79 Policy and Education Developments Edited by Richard Owen LETR: the role of academics in legal education and training: 10 theses William Twining 94 In an ever-changing legal landscape, paralegals are the way forward Amanda Hamilton 104 Learning Resources Reviews Edited by Jessica Guth Ian McLeod, Legal Method Jessica Guth 114

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