Using actors as witnesses, to create an authentic law court environment for assessment is long established at City, Catherine Hill of the City Law School joined us at the Online Role Play event in November 2014, to share their experience of using role play, in a very specific way over many years.
Points of interest
All of Catherine’s talk is fascinating, but if you are short of time – or just want to find out what all those actors are up to, I have picked out a few points of interest for you to hop straight to.
- Scene Advocacy Skills
- Scene Usher, Witness and Judge which roles are challenging and which rewarding?
- Scene Feedback on recorded practice
- Scene Role play in lectures from day 1
- Scene Summative assessment by role play
- Scene 30 to 40 actors – how to keep make it authentic and consistent
- Scene Developing professional communication skills – working with clients
Watch here – Using Role Play at City Law School, Catherine Hill, City 2014
NOTE: currently only the last 10 mins of this recording is available and includes some discussion.
The recording was made using City’s lecture capture system. In this recording you can see and hear Catherine. The recording will open in a new window and you may see a holding page, just click play to watch.
This recording is part of a series made at the event in November 2014, you can find the whole series and more here: Role Play at City
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