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Reading Academic Literature Lecture
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- Lancaster University (LU)
This document provides information on reading academic literature, including Bloom's Taxonomy.
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Reading Academic LiteratureBloom’s Taxonomy
1. Knowledge (Ability to identify and note relevant)
2. Comprehension (Ability to demonstrate understanding by explaining the law in own
words and selecting relevant examples)
3. Application (Ability to relate the law to a particular situation and understand how it
operates in range of different circumstances)
4. Analysis (Ability to break legal issues into their component parts and evaluate them)
5. Synthesis (Ability to draw together strands of law to make a coherent argument and to
see parallels with other areas of law)
6. Evaluation (Ability to criticise the law and make judgements about its value and efficacy
Primary Sources
○ Set out the law
○ Are binding
○ Include statutes and case law
Secondary Sources
○ Textbooks
○ Legal articles
○ Law Commission reports
Non-Legal Sources
○ Newspaper articles
○ Blogs
Be PROMPT -
Presentation
Relevance
Objectivity
Methods
Provenance
Timeliness
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