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    GCE

    LAW:
    Rules and theory of criminal law
    Alternative Dispute Resolution

    SUGGESTED IDEAS FOR


    TEACHING/LEARNING
    Teacher /Lecturer: Course: AS Level Law
    Topic: Civil Courts
    Alternative
    Unit: Unit 1 Session: Dispute
    Resolution
    The Nature of Law and
    Ref. to specification: the English and Welsh
    Legal System
    Suggested time
    allocation: 2 – 4 hours

    Aims & Objectives: At the end of these sessions the student will be able to:
    • Explain the need for Alternative Dispute Resolution instead of litigation.
    • Explain the four main types of Alternative Dispute Resolution: negotiation, mediation,
    arbitration and conciliation.
    • Discuss the types of cases where each form of ADR may be used.
    • Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of the four different forms of alternative
    dispute resolution.

    Main Teaching and Learning Activities

    Teacher/Lecturer Activities:
    • Introduce the topic with reference to the aims and objectives set out above.
    • Recap the emphasis and increasing importance placed on ADR since the Woolf Reforms
    as outlined in Part 1 – the overriding objective.
    Activity: Class Discussion – what are the problems with trying to resolve a dispute through
    the courts? Consider the neighbourhood dispute scenario on the PowerPoint.
    • Explain that there are four main types of ADR: negotiation, mediation, conciliation,
    arbitration.
    • Work through each form of ADR using the PowerPoint, and the activities as outlined in
    the PowerPoint
    • Facilitate group work – advantages and disadvantage of ADR and key exam content on
    the explanation of each type of ADR.
    Activity: ADR Summary Sheet – this could be given to learners as a blank table initially for
    learners to consolidate their knowledge.
    • Lead group discussion on the use of ADR, impact of Woolf Reforms and the use of ADR
    in other countries – for example, USA, Australia.

    Student Activities:
    • Group work – discussion of the need for ADR and the problems with going to court.
    • Research – look at key Mediation services and their roles in resolving disputes.
    • Evaluation exercise – look at the advantages and disadvantage of mediation, arbitration
    and ADR in general.
    • Short essay writing on role of each of the four types of ADR.
    • Video exercise – role of ACAS and the idea that they adopt a prevention rather than cure
    approach to disputes.
    • Research exercise – current ACAS issues and a look at the role of ACAS in key industrial
    disputes.
    • Research exercise – role of the Court of Arbitration for Sport and recent issues involving
    key sporting figures, including Luis Suarez.
    • Exam Practice – 5 important things to include in an exam for each type of ADR.

    Suggested links / resources:


    • PowerPoint presentation
    • Teacher Guide
    • Useful links:
    MIAMs, Compulsory Mediation
    https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/jan/07/justice-minister-supports-plans-mandatory-mediation-
    separating-couples
    ACAS
    www.acas.org.uk
    ACAS – video
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fOsYkxr-UI
    Court of Arbitration for Sport
    http://www.tas-cas.org/en/index.html

    Assessment of Learning

    Group exercises and direct questioning show how much the students
    During the lesson have understood the law relating to Alternative Dispute Resolution.

    Subsequent to
    lesson

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