History of law and the challenge of European Higher Education Area.
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https://doi.org/10.1344/re&d.v0i01.2687Keywords:
Teaching renovation, contents renovation, learning strategies, competences, role-playing, research papers, cinemaAbstract
In the last few years we have been reflecting about the convenience of renovating teaching methodology as well as the contents of such a teaching subject, as History of Law, in order to offer the students a useful education as jurists. The implementation of strategies as role-playing and report and research paper composition, the use of cinema as a didactic resource, as well as information and comunication techniques are part of a new methodology dealing with teaching-learning as related to practice centered models. Besides, the designed tactics have a more important role because of their relevance in developping of general and specific competences in the Law Studies Degree. All of them have been welcomed by most of the students and have also turned to be the basis of a learning that tends to be profound, and useful for them to cope with the other degree courses and to become Law profesionals.
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