Skills-Based Lectures
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Whether you want to support students who have been identified as at-risk after a 1L diagnostic, or you want to ensure your students are ready for the 2L year, our Skills-Based Lectures develop the cognitive skills necessary for law school and bar exam success.
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Themis + UWorld Skills-Based Lecture on laptop.

Get the Most Out of Skills-Based Lectures

Integrate dynamic lectures into your curriculum by designing courses and modules that focus on developing practical
skills. Empower your students with interactive workshops, group exercises, mock trials, legal writing
assignments, negotiation simulations, and other experiential learning methods.

Assign Lectures

Provide instruction to struggling students or entire classes.

Assign Handout

Have students complete pre-made handouts to test their recall.

Assign Quiz

Help students identify knowledge gaps with mini quizzes.

Get Your Students to Start Thinking Like Lawyers

Your face time with students is limited. These professor-led lectures develop specific skills
through interactive exercises, simulations, case studies, and real-world scenarios.

Skills-Focused and Subject-Specific

Improve students' exam skills while reinforcing critical concepts with skills-based and subject-specific workshops like the Real Property Essay Writing Workshop, MBE® Contracts & Sales Workshop, and the MPT® - Monro v. Franklin Flags Amusement Workshop.

Skills-Focused and Subject-Specific

Themis + UWorld MBE Civil Procedure video table of contents.

Bite-Sized and Dense Content

Themis + Uworld video with 15-minute video progress bar.

Bite-Sized and Dense Content

Binging videos for hours on end can make students feel like they're improving, but research shows that the brain's ability to absorb and retain information diminishes significantly after only 20 minutes. That's why we pack our 15-20-minute video lectures with highly focused information.

Handouts & Course Outlines

Assign students online or printed handouts featuring gap-fill exercises, exam tips, and practical examples of key points. Each lecture features a comprehensive outline of specific blackletter law, which students can review before or after the lecture or reference to self-assess their handout.

Handouts & Course Outlines

Themis + Uworld Subject Matter Jurisdiction course outline.

Assessment Quizzes

Themis + Uworld assessment quiz question interface.

Assessment Quizzes

Test students understanding of a lecture with short, multiple-choice quizzes. After each quiz, students will see which questions they answered incorrectly and have the opportunity to rewatch the video or review the handout and outline before moving on to the next.

Engaging Visuals

Studies on information retention found that only 10-20% of written or spoken information is retained after three days. In contrast, 65% of visual information is retained within the same time frame. That's why our videos feature professionally designed images, charts, graphs, and diagrams.

Engaging Visuals

Themis + Uworld ABA Rules of Professional Conduct Skills-Based Lecture on a laptop

Accessible from Anywhere

Themis + UWorld introduction video on mobile.

Accessible from Anywhere

With the Skill-Based Lectures program, students can carry the lecture hall with them. They can watch high-quality, bite-sized lectures in the back of an Uber, on their lunch break, or as they unwind on the couch. They can pause, speed up, and rewind to watch at their own pace anytime, anywhere.

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FAQs

Themis + UWorld’s Skill-Based Lectures differ from traditional lectures by emphasizing the practical application of legal concepts. While traditional lectures focus on theory, our Skill-Based Lectures provide students with opportunities to develop specific skills through interactive exercises, simulations, case studies, and real-world scenarios.
Our Skill-Based Lectures benefit law school faculty by equipping students with practical skills that are directly applicable to their future legal careers. These lectures enhance their problem-solving abilities, critical thinking skills, oral and written communication, research proficiency, and overall professional readiness.
Law school faculty can integrate Themis + UWorld Skill-Based Lectures into their curriculum by designing courses or modules specifically focusinging on practical skills. These lectures can be delivered through interactive workshops, group exercises, mock trials, legal writing assignments, negotiation simulations, and other experiential learning methods.
Yes, Themis + UWorld’s Skill-Based Lectures are beneficial for all law school students. Regardless of their career aspirations, developing practical skills is essential for success in any legal profession. Our Skill-Based Lectures supplement caters to the diverse needs and interests of students and can be tailored to different practice areas or areas of specialization.
Law school faculty can assess the effectiveness of Themis + UWorld’s Skill-Based Lectures through various methods, including practical assignments, oral presentations, written work, simulations, and performance evaluations. These assessments allow faculties to gauge students’ proficiency in applying the skills taught during the lectures.
Yes, our Skill-Based Lectures can be beneficial for practicing attorneys. Continuing legal education programs often include skill-based workshops and seminars that allow attorneys to enhance their practical skills, stay updated with current legal practices, and refine their abilities in specific areas of law.
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