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More About Me
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| Qualifications |
BA (Hons), LLB, MHE |
| Biography |
Anne Macduff completed her BA with First class Honours in Philosophy at the ANU in 1997. In 2000, she completed her LLB. Following graduation, Anne has worked in legal and social policy with disability community organisations. She also assisted Legal Workshop with their project to review pedagogical aspects of their online legal education program. In between these work responsibilities, she has also raised a family. Anne has two school aged children. Since 2003, Anne has been a staff member of the Law Faculty. She has tutored in Legal Theory, Evidence and Foundations of Australian Law. Anne has also lectured in Family Law. In her teaching, Anne’s educational focus is to encourage students to use their critical thinking and reflective skills. Anne has recently completed a Masters in Higher Education. |
| Scholarly Interests |
Anne Macduff’s interests in law, philosophy and education reflect her goals of enhancing social justice through teaching and thinking critically about the law. |
| Recent Publications |
Le Brun,M and Macduff, A “Developing the Reflective Legal Practitioner Online (in Law) The Law Teacher, Vol 39 No 1, 2005
Macduff A “Deep Learning, Critical Thinking and Teaching for Law Reform” Legal Education Review, Vol 15, 2005 |
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Anne’s current research projects include; Investigating implications of the Migration Act, Investigating the legal nature of apologies and their impact on civil litigation outcomes, Investigating the recently introduced occupancy agreements on housing in the ACT (through the Tenant’s Union ACT), Exploring the legal limits of marriage, including same sex marriage and polygamous marriage. |
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