US EditionHow to Use Feedback Effectively as Law Students
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How to Use Feedback Effectively as Law Students
As law students, it is typical to engage in some forms of assessments, mainly being formative and summative. There is also classwork, likely during seminars or workshops where students are asked to prepare answers to questions, and teachers provide feedback on these answers during class, telling you how good your approach is, and what you could do to improve it. These are ways you get feedback in university as a law student. It is important that…
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