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Experiential Learning
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Clinical Law Prof Blog
Pepperdine and the New California Bar Rules
By Jeff Baker
Last week at Pepperdine, in advance of the new admissions rules for the California bar, at the urging of our dean, the faculty approved new graduation requirements of 50 hours…
Law Deans on Legal Education Blog
Conference Announcement: Second National Symposium on Experiential Education in Law
Registration has opened online for the Second National Symposium on Experiential Education in LawJune 13 – 15, 2014 in Greensboro, North CarolinaHosted by Elon University School of Law and the Alliance for…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Law Teaching for the 21st Century
By Tracy Thomas
Law teaching conferences on pedagogy often fail to really offer much new, but this conference looks quite promising, Igniting Legal Education. Interesting talks include "Why Law Schools Must Change," flipping the…
M & A Law Prof Blog
Experiential Learning Survey for Transactional Law
By CorporateAcquisitions MergerLawBlogger
A note below from colleagues at UC Berkeley School of Law who are thinking about the proper role of "experiential learning" in the business law setting. Your insight would be…
The Legal Whiteboard
If We Make Legal Education More Experiential, Would it Really Matter?
I think the answer is yes. But, unfortunately, in virtually all of the debate surrounding legal education, there is a tremendous lack of clarity and precision about how we assess…
The Faculty Lounge
Law School Regulators And The Value Proposition Of Law School Clinics
There's an interesting dialogue on the topic of law school clinics over at Prawfs. That discussion is a nice companion piece to Vic Fleischer's Times op/ed and the conversation that…
The Faculty Lounge
The Changing Law School Learning Experience
When I first started as a law school dean in 2001, I heard a counterpart at a top school advise new deans to stay out of the business of curriculum…
Legal Skills Prof Blog
Teaching Skills in Tax Class
I have long thought that tax would be a good course in which to incorporate skills exercises because it is hard to memorize and understand the tax code and rules…
Health Law Prof Blog
AALS Annual Meeting Panel – “Reaching Out Beyond the Classroom: Health Law Professors Interacting with the Real World”
The AALS Section on Law, Medicine and Healthcare invites all who are attending the AALS Annual Meeting to come to the Section's panel entitled "Reaching Out Beyond the Classroom: Health Law…
Legal Writing Prof Blog
live blogging from ALWD Conference: Experiential Learning
By legalwriting
At the ALWD Conference taking place this weekend at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, Maria Crist (Dayton) is presenting on experiential learning. The components of experiential learning are that learner…