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ejall-2768	Pennisi, Giulia Adriana	EALP textbooks and the challenges of legal English education	2023	16	.pdf	application/pdf	8017	493	49	The EALP TBs typologies identified were the following: skill- based TBs, law school TBs, academic legal language TBs, legal skills TBs, clinical legal skills TBs (see Appendix). Prinsloo 2022 present research course-based typology 11 TBs (1980-1985) pedagogy-based typology 37 TBs (1985-2002) skill-based typology 44 TBs (2002-2013) layered / practical skills and competencies typology 40 TBs (2013-2022) law school TBs law school TBs / legal guided TBs (law school education and linguistic skills needed prior to and at the beginning of law school) grammar-based books general legal writing law school examination books lexico-grammar based books (scientific approaches) academic legal language TBs (i.e., aimed at the 1st year of law school education) academic TBs (a broad spectrum of academic legal linguistic skills, i.e., focus mainly on communication skills; specific content may pose pedagogic problems in foreign jurisdictions) rhetoric-based books (rhetorical approaches) EALP TBs (content-based approaches) legal research / legal bibliography books books that include content (EAP approaches) legal skills TBs (cover the diverse set of legal skills) legalistic skills TBs (mostly comprehensive, they attempt to cover the professional, academic and career skills) legal brief writing and argumentation clinical legal skills (include the skills of practice, i.e. drafting, advocacy, mediation, etc.) productive skills set within procedural and substantive law TBs (emphasis on ethical legal epistemology and legal practice)	cache/ejall-2768.pdf	txt/ejall-2768.txt