Practice Makes Perfect: Using authentic assessment techniques in Extra and Co-curricular course (ECCAs) delivery to reflect the Solicitor’s Regulation Authority’s (SRA) change towards legal vocational stage delivery

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Berger, D. and Wild, Charles 2016. Practice Makes Perfect: Using authentic assessment techniques in Extra and Co-curricular course (ECCAs) delivery to reflect the Solicitor’s Regulation Authority’s (SRA) change towards legal vocational stage delivery. International Journal of Arts & Sciences (IJAS).
AuthorsBerger, D. and Wild, Charles
Abstract

Authentic assessments are closely aligned with acti
vities that take place in real work settings, as di
stinct
from the often artificial constructs of university
courses. As the Solicitors’ Regulation Authority (S
RA)
has recognised that delivery of the vocational stag
e of training should utilise authentic assessment
techniques to improve students’ ‘Day One’ outcomes,
the authors assert that authentic assessments, in
accredited and university-run extra and co-curricul
ar activities (ECCAs), should be used to improve
student performance.

Year2016
PublisherInternational Journal of Arts & Sciences (IJAS)
ISSN1944-6934
Web address (URL)http://www.universitypublications.net/ijas/0901/html/P6RS40.xml
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Print11 Apr 2016
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Deposited26 Jan 2017
Copyright information© 2016 IJAS
JournalInternational Journal of Arts & Sciences
Journal citation9 (1), pp. 383-391
EventInternational Journal of Arts and Sciences’ (IJAS) Academic Conference
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