5 reasons to write your teaching philosophy
A statement of why you teach law the way you do is critical to effective law teaching. Here’s 5 reasons to write your teaching philosophy.
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Should online legal education be teacher-led?
Law teachers have worked to change their delivery. But should online legal education be teacher-led? Or should we look at the curriculum as well?
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An Open Letter to My Teaching Colleagues – via Medium
I came across this short piece written by a school teacher. While it is directed at other school teachers, there are some fantastic words of advice about valuing what’s important in teaching.
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Want to Make Learning Stick? Make it Harder
Making learning harder might sound unusual, but it might just be worth employing with your law students to make it stick.
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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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