Turn TEDLaw learning into lasting practice
TEDLaw Insights is a reflection tool to synthesise and continue TEDLaw program learning
The typical training scenario: participants spend time on a course, then forget everything they learned because they never put it into practice. Not so with TEDLaw.
TEDLaw Insights ensures course participants embed learning into lasting behavioural change. It’s the difference between "I took a course" and "I’m actually using these skills” to keep lawyers performing at the highest level.
TEDLaw Insights builds the skill that turns experience into judgment
Guided behavioral science-based prompts based on course learnings draw you through your own thinking.
The analysis reflects that thinking back to you across TEDLaw's five pillars. Each reflection becomes something you can act on, and (if you choose) share with others.
The process embeds the habit of reflection and the metacognition underpinning it: the ability to think about your own thinking to notice how you reason, surface assumptions you didn't know you were making, and reveal blind spots
“It made me look inward for answers rather than delegate my judgment to an AI.
It clarified my own perspective - and then left me there, in the productive discomfort of figuring out what I actually believed.”
Columbia Law student & TEDLaw Research Fellow
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TEDLaw Insights helps you internalise what you learn in the TEDLaw programme, so it continues to enhance how you think and work long after the programme itself ends.
The power of reflection
Research shows structured reflection boosts performance by 20%. A few minutes of structured reflection moves the work into the slow, deliberate part of the brain built for sensemaking.
That single shift drives learning that sticks.
Let’s Think’s behavioural science approach, delivered in short conversational prompts, is the most reliable way to trigger that shift.
The habit of reflection – the ability to think about your own thinking
It is a skill that will make you a better lawyer, whether you’re freshly qualified or have been practicing law for decades.
It helps you notice how you reason, uncover assumptions you didn't realise you were making, recognise blind spots and articulate why you reached a particular decision.
And when you need to explain or defend that decision; to a client, colleague, regulator, opposing counsel or junior lawyer, you have a much clearer understanding of the thinking behind it.
How TEDLaw Insights works
1 Reflect
Spend a few minutes answering questions, by voice or text, designed to draw out your own thinking.
2 See your thinking differently
TEDLaw Insights analyses your reflection and feeds it back through the lens of TEDLaw's five pillars.
3 Apply what matters
Use the analysis to identify blind spots, surface assumptions and find practical ways to act on what you've learned.
4 Share!
Your reflections can remain entirely yours, or you can choose to share selected insights with peers.
“Externalising your thinking helps calibrate your confidence — a critical part of turning experience into judgment.”
Anna Leslie
Chief Scientific Officer, Let's Think
"TEDLaw Insights delivers the reflexive muscle needed to make reflective practice intuitive and habitual long after the programme ends. After a year of sustained practice, it becomes a durable capability across your organisation – delivering lasting behavioural change that keeps your lawyers on the top of their game
“TEDLaw teaches new skills. TEDLaw Insights compounds them.”
Nishat Ruiter,
TEDLaw Creator & TED Conferences GC