Educating For Justice: Law As A Cornerstone In Modern Education

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Dr. Yogita Sharma, Chaitra Rangappa Beerannavar, Shailendra Kumar Singh, Dr Monika Negi

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This study presents a survey of students' perceptions regarding the impact of legal education on critical thinking skills, legal awareness, and motivation to advocate for social justice issues. A total of [insert number] students from [insert institution type and location] participated in the survey, providing valuable insights into the effectiveness of legal education initiatives. The results indicate high agreement rates among students regarding the enhancement of critical thinking skills and legal awareness due to legal education. However, the survey also highlights a lower level of motivation for social justice advocacy among students. The survey findings suggest that legal education plays a significant role in equipping students with the knowledge and analytical skills necessary to navigate legal complexities. Nevertheless, there is room for growth in fostering motivation for social justice advocacy. Educators and policymakers are encouraged to implement more experiential learning opportunities, such as debates or case studies, to make legal education more engaging and relevant to students' interests and concerns. Additionally, integrating discussions on social justice issues into the curriculum can help students connect legal principles with real-world applications, fostering a deeper understanding of the importance of advocacy and activism. The survey results underscore the importance of continually evaluating and refining legal education approaches to ensure they effectively prepare students to be informed, responsible, and justice-oriented citizens. By addressing the identified areas for improvement and leveraging the strengths of legal education, educators can empower students to actively engage with legal and social issues, contributing positively to their communities and society as a whole.

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