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Clicklaw Wikibooks is excited to launch a new Learn & Teach Series, featuring resources for educators and learners on legal topics. Law-Related ESL Lessons are designed for English language classes for newcomers to Canada and British Columbia. Developed by People's Law School and ELSA Net, the lessons are on legal topics that affect newcomers and feature downloadable instructional packages, learning videos, and online quizzes for learners.

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