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Seminars are where you get to play a part in the comprehension process; this is not meant to be simply a lecture with a smaller group. At its best, the seminar is a great sounding board for ideas, with all participants taking a role and the tutor guiding. 

==The purpose:==

*to explore the taught issue(s) in greater depth
*to clarify certain points and improve understanding by: 
**asking questions
**exchanging opinions
*to engage in critical analysis and legal writing by dealing with the questions set in advance

==How to gain the maximum benefit from your seminars:==

'''A.	Preparation'''

*Undertake the required preparation in advance.
*Identify any unclear issues that can be raised in the tutorial.
*Make suitable notes, without rewriting the content of the textbook.
*Note down useful structures of how to approach a topic.
*Focus on how the law should be applied.


'''B.	Participation'''[[Image:Newbies_Tutorials.jpg|thumb|Take part! Thanks to Jelle Vermeiren www.flickr.com]]

*Voice your thoughts!
*Contribute to the group discussions, by putting forward counter arguments.
*Prepare thoroughly to bolster your confidence.
*Benefit from the expertise of your tutor.


''Thanks to Alex Antoniou, PhD Research Student at The City Law School for this contribution.'' 

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