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| Andy Howells 23 Posts  | Twitter for law teachers?Hi all If you have not tried it yet, why not give twitter a go? There are loads of interesting people involved in education building a very valuable community on there. We could do with a few more law teachers though! Why not get an account? It's free after all. Follow me (lawteacher) and have a look through the people I'm following - there are loads of ideas out there. Happy Christmas and thanks to all our fab contributors! Andy |
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