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45 Law Tchr. [i] (2011)

handle is hein.journals/lwtch45 and id is 1 raw text is: THE LAW TEACHER The International journal of Legal Education Volume 45 Number 1 March 2011 CONTENTS Editorial Nigel Duncan 1 Articles The Lord Upjohn Lecture 2010 Training the lawyers of the future - a regulator's view David Edmonds 4 Looking to the past to plan for the future: a decade of practical legal training Maxine Evers, Bronwyn Olliffe and Robyn Pettit 18 Reflections on learning: students' insights on their learning in a legal research skills course in the core curriculum Mary-Rose Russell 45 Providing a law degree for the real world: perspective of an Australian law school Amanda Stickley 63 Intensive teaching in law subjects Ian Ramsay 87 Teaching international commercial arbitration at postgraduate level - techniques for enhancing students' learning Mihail Danov 101 Policy and Education Developments Edited by Richard Owen Complaints against higher education establishments - an evaluation of recent reform Gwen Dalziel 114 The Browne Review and the future of dispute resolution in higher education G. R. Evans 121 International Forum on Teaching Legal Ethics and Professionalism Richard Owen 130

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