Stop telling law students it’s OK to fail
Stop telling law students it’s OK to fail without offering clear and actionable feedback. Failing is OK, but law teachers have to actively support professional growth.
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Academic misconduct at law school
Academic misconduct happens. And it happens a lot, even in law school. It has been uncovered at some of …
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Making students’ work visible
Law school lectures run the same way. But making students’ work visible in the law school classroom might open a range of new opportunities to foster professional skills and provide useful feedback.
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5 steps for managing expectations in your law school classroom
What if I told you though that now might be a good time to think about the end of the semester and student evaluations? Have you thought about their expectations?
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Being excited about your first day of class can improve your students’ marks
The first day of the semester at law school is rapidly approaching for law school in the southern hemisphere. …
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