Jurisprudential Inquiry Model
Jurisprudential Inquiry Model The Jurisprudential Inquiry Model is a teaching model designed to help students analyze social issues, examine value conflicts, take positions, and justify decisions logically . The Jurisprudential Inquiry Model was introduced by Donald Oliver and James P. Shaver . Family of the Model This model belongs to the Social Family of teaching models (classification given by Bruce Joyce and Marsha Weil ). Aspect Details Introduced by Donald Oliver & James P. Shaver Family Social Family Main Focus Analysis of social issues and value conflicts Key Skill Developed Reasoning and decision making Explanation The Jurisprudential Inquiry Model focuses on social issues, public policy problems, and value conflicts . ...