Learning environments, economic rationalism and criminal law : towards quality teaching and learning outcomes

Tracey Booth

Learning environments, economic rationalism and criminal law : towards quality teaching and learning outcomes

Tracey Booth

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Abstract

In February 2000, the Faculty of Management at the University of Western Sydney, Hawkesbury, awarded a teaching grant to the author which funded a project to develop teaching and learning strategies in the LLB subject of Criminal Law.

Original language	English
Journal	UTS Law Review
Publication status	Published - 2001

Keywords

criminal law
educational psychology
adaptability (Psychology)
media literacy

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Learning environments, economic rationalism and criminal law : towards quality teaching and learning outcomes

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