Description
COMPLETELY NEW FOR THE AQA 2017 SPECIFICATIONS Written by an experienced teacher and senior examiner, this book covers all you need to know about human rights law. There are plenty of tasks, self-test questions and examination practice with answers at www.drsr.org. Separate books cover other areas and are competitively priced. For both students and teachers this means you won’t have to carry too much around and can just take what you need to the classroom. AQA would only give approval to one publisher so this book does not carry an official badge of approval. However the AQA Portfolio Curriculum team kindly gave advice on content and assessment to help me ensure it covers the specifications correctly and makes the required links to the other topics. Key features include tasks, evaluation pointers, examination tips and summary diagrams. There are lots of up-to-date examples to bring the subject to life and to show how human rights law can be used to illustrate the non-substantive law (the nature of law and the legal system). This book can be used as a self-study guide as well as in the classroom. It is written in a lively, clear and accessible way and is designed to help students of all learning styles to understand the subject. Although written for A level it is a useful introduction to the law needed for higher-level courses such as the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives course and various Law degree courses. Other books by Sally Russell The ‘law explained’ series offers a more in-depth coverage of individual areas of law with additional tasks, examples and examination practice. This means you can pick those topics for which you need more guidance (all the answers to tasks are included in the booklets). As for other titles, these change quite regularly and new books may be available by the time you read this. For the most up to date list of what is available please check my author’s page on Amazon or visit my website at www.drsr.org. All my books are available in both Kindle and paperback format.
