Investigation on Civil Mediation Teaching Method Reform in Civil Procedure Law Course

Yi HUANG

Abstract


The harmonious functions of civil mediation play important role in resolving various kinds of disputes. However, mediators’ quality has become the bottleneck of civil mediation. The reform of civil mediation teaching method has great significance in cultivating professional mediators. This paper fully investigates and studies the teaching method of civil mediation from existing problems of the civil mediation teaching process.

Key words: Mediation; Teaching method; Chinese civil mediation


Keywords


Mediation; Teaching method; Chinese civil mediation

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/j.hess.1927024020120301.1165

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