법학교육방법의 개선방향The Instructional Methods of Jurisprudence and the Direction for Improvement
- Other Titles
- The Instructional Methods of Jurisprudence and the Direction for Improvement
- Authors
- 이상돈; 김나경
- Issue Date
- 2009
- Publisher
- 고려대학교 법학연구원
- Keywords
- 로스쿨; 법학교육방법; 이론지향성; 실무지향성; 강의식 교육방법; 판례교육방법; 대화식 판례 분석법; 문제중심방법; 법적 글쓰기; 법률실습; 기초법학; 전문법학; Law School; Instructional Method of Jurisprudence; Theoretical Directivity; Practical Directivity; Lecture; Case Method; Interactive Case Analysis; Problem Method; Legal Writing; Legal Clinic; Basic Law; Special Law
- Citation
- 고려법학, no.53, pp.1 - 35
- Indexed
- KCI
OTHER
- Journal Title
- 고려법학
- Number
- 53
- Start Page
- 1
- End Page
- 35
- URI
- https://scholar.korea.ac.kr/handle/2021.sw.korea/121737
- ISSN
- 1598-1584
- Abstract
- As korean law school was founded in 2009, there are more serious discussion about the instructional methods of jurisprudence than ever before. This article mainly discusses about the direction for improvement of legal education in law school.
First, this article starts from two fundamental characteristics of jurisprudence, namely theoretical directivity and practical directivity. The fact that jurisprudence has these two characteristics simultaneously means that knowledge of legal theory and legal practice should be integrated altogether.
Second, we take a general view of six different instructional methods, which have used in american law school: Lecture, Case Method, Interactive Case Analysis, Problem Method, Legal Writing, and Legal Clinic.
Finally, this article tries to devise the ways to integrate both theory and practice in actual legal instruction based on previous discussion. Legal theory and legal practice can not only be differentiated from each other, but also be inter-penetrated. Eventually “practice-directional instruction of legal theoretical knowledge” and “theoretical-directional instruction of legal practical knowledge” can be realized especially by knowledge of basic law and special law.
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