![]() To help this learning, OJEN also offers a Facilitation Guide for Post-Secondary Learning and a version specific to law schools, the Guide for Use in Law Schools. Many post-secondary instructors who teach undergraduate criminology, social sciences, paralegal, or law clerk programs have found the Access to Justice Game useful for their students. Download the printable Access to Justice Game, along with the Teacher’s Guide and helpful statistics on the state of access to justice in Canada, in the downloads section. All the tips, tricks and learning opportunities we’ve discovered in playing with live audiences are available for support in The Access to Justice Game: A Facilitator’s Guide for Teachers. In interactive play, students take on the role of either a community legal provider or a person who requires legal help with a civil justice matter. The original, in-person version of the game has been played by thousands of Ontario students and others. ![]() Play the digital game with your students by visiting the link below:ĭIGITAL ACCESS TO JUSTICE GAME Paper Version
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