Tag: literature review

Jeff Giddings, “The Assumption of Responsibility: Supervision Practices in Experiential Legal Education”

May 18, 2024

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Meris Bray

in Annotated Bibliography, Collaboration, Ethics, Format – Article, Mentorship

Effective supervision requires responsiveness to students involved, what they have already learned, and what they are affected to learn within their clinical experiences. This paper argues that without an effective supervisor to support and appropriately challenge students, some learning opportunities within the legal workplace will be lost. In the legal context, “supervision can involve a…
Linda C Li et al, “Evolution of Wenger’s Concept of Community of Practice”

May 18, 2024

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Meris Bray

in Annotated Bibliography, Communities of Practice, Field of Supervision – Interdisciplinary, Format – Article, Learning Systems, Mutual Engagement, Social Learning

This article explores the evolution of the community of practice concept and its development through a historical literature review. A community of practice (“CoP”) is a type of informal learning organization (Wenger). Its main goal is to enhance self-efficacy. CoP has been described as a tool that can improve the capacity to develop and share…