“Learning in Place” gives students background and tools to support their legal externship or internship experience. Written in a Canadian context, this text will help students understand the context of practice, the ethical and professional obligations of lawyering, and common workplace challenges that shape the earliest days of becoming a lawyer. The text encourages students to think creatively and critically about situations that arise in a work context. The text has a practical bent, and includes information about the nature of legal workplaces and practice-related information that might be unfamiliar to students but important to understanding the practice of law. “Learning in Place” also includes theoretical pieces to support students in critically reflecting on their work.
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