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It's All Coming Together
Long-time Best Practices/Carnegie groupies or aficionados will note that one of other ongoing projects regarding legal education has been the research that Marjorie Shultz and Sheldon Zedeck of Berkel… more →
Best Practices for Legal Education
It's All Coming Together
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Robert Dinerstein wrote 4 months ago: Long-time Best Practices/Carnegie groupies or aficionados will note that one of other ongoing projec … more →
CPS Clickers in the Law School Classroom: A CRIM LAW EXPERIMENT
Mary Lynch wrote 4 months ago: Darlene Cardillo, instructional technologist at Albany Law School, sent me the link to her article e … more →
First Year Practicum Course
Antoinette Sedillo Lopez wrote 8 months ago: My colleague Jenny Moore permitted me to post this course description for Practicum. She, Alfred Ma … more →
Passion, Context, Redux (Part 1)
dmaranville wrote 9 months ago: A fun aspect of getting a few gray hairs: we’re around long enough to see our ideas come to fr … more →
A Conversation Circle with Students on Professional Identity
dmaranville wrote 1 year ago: On returning from a women’s retreat in April where we spent some time trying to identify what … more →
Requiring Midterm Assessments in First-Year Courses
vmerton wrote 1 year ago: Maybe this is already well-known, but (without conceding that paper-and-pencil exams of any sort nec … more →
Requiring Midterm Assessments in First-Year Courses
vmerton wrote 1 year ago: Maybe this is already well-known, but (without conceding that paper-and-pencil exams of any sort nec … more →
International Conference on the Future of Legal Education: Update and Report
Peter Joy wrote 1 year ago: The International Conference on the Future of Legal Education was held recently, Feb. 20-23, and it … more →
Washburn's First Week Best Practices Curriculum
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michaelhunterschwartz wrote 1 year ago: Integrated into one of each entering students’ regular courses, Washburn’s First Week Cu … more →
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