Case Court: argue it before the judge
A problem question, a judge and five stages. Spot the issue, state the rule, tap the facts that matter, answer the other side and conclude. Keep the judge's patience and file your written submission.
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What this shows
IRAC, made visible
Issue, rule, application, counter-argument and conclusion, one stage at a time, the way answers are marked.
Tap the facts that matter
Real problem questions hide the relevant facts among noise. Students learn to pick them out.
A judge with limited patience
Three hearts per case. Wrong answers cost patience, so students think before they argue.
A written submission
At the end the model answer is assembled into a short written submission to revise from.
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Problem questions, taught as a game
We can turn your moot and problem-question bank into cases like these, with your faculty setting the facts and marking the model answers.
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