Accommodations In Legal Education And Law School Exams
TaxProf Blog by Paul Caron — Dean Caron (Pepperdine Law) shares a series of articles and essays discussing law school accommodations for students.
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Law School Academic Support Blog by Dayna Smith — Professor Smith (Vermont Law and Graduate School) offers advice on how academic support professionals can use data to support students without losing sight of their individual needs.
Read More about Using Data Without DehumanizingBest Practices in Developing and Assessing Learning Outcomes
Law:Fully by Susannah Pollvogt — The author shares an explanation of new ABA standards requiring law schools to develop learning outcomes for courses and offers advice on how faculty can monitor the success of learning outcomes for their students.
Read More about Best Practices in Developing and Assessing Learning OutcomesTeaching and intellectual evolution
PrawfsBlawg by Howard Wasserman — Professor Wasserman (FIU Law) argues that law schools should prioritize younger professors for research positions and more experienced professors for teaching-focused positions.
Read More about Teaching and intellectual evolutionTexas A&M Symposium: Artificial Intelligence In Legal Scholarship
TaxProf Blog by Paul Caron — Dean Caron (Pepperdine Law) shares a list of articles from a Texas A&M Journal of Property Law symposium focused on artificial intelligence in legal scholarship.
Read More about Texas A&M Symposium: Artificial Intelligence In Legal ScholarshipThe New Glass Ceiling
TaxProf Blog by Paul Caron — Dean Caron (Pepperdine Law) shares a Wisconsin Law Review article by multiple authors arguing that although women now outnumber men at many law schools, there is still a way to go to reach gender equality.
Read More about The New Glass CeilingWriting Beyond the Brief: Reflections on Practical Learning in the Online Dispute Resolution Design Lab
Legal Writing Matters by KP Hunsinger — The author discusses an online dispute resolution course taught at Suffolk Law, which takes experience in divorce cases to develop an online dispute resolution tool.
Read More about Writing Beyond the Brief: Reflections on Practical Learning in the Online Dispute Resolution Design LabEmpirical Legal Studies: CELS 2025–Now Accepting Submissions
Empirical Legal Studies by Michael Heise — Professor Heise (Cornell Law) shares a call for submissions for the Conference on Empirical Legal Studies to be held at Georgetown Law on October 24-25.
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Dorf on Law by Michael C. Dorf — Professor Dorf (Cornell Law) analyzes racial discrimination allegations against Harvard Law Review and looks at historical precedents related to discrimination cases against private entities.
Read More about Rethinking One Aspect of the Harvard Law Review CaseAccess and Fairness Now Require Career Programming for 0Ls
Law:Fully by James Leipold — The author shares resources that LSAC has developed to help law students with career development before they enter law school.
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