Assessing Experiential Education In Law Schools: Toward A Modern Diploma Privilege
TaxProf Blog by Paul Caron — Dean Caron (Pepperdine Law) shares a Mississippi Law Journal article by Catherine Martin Christopher (Texas Tech Law) looking at how to assess the competence of law school experiential education programs.
Read More about Assessing Experiential Education In Law Schools: Toward A Modern Diploma PrivilegeReported Entry-Level Hiring by US News Rank – Top 25
PrawfsBlawg by Sarah Lawsky — Professor Lawsky (Northwestern Law) continues to share data comparing entry-level hires to law school rankings, this time showing data from the top 25 ranked law schools.
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PrawfsBlawg by Sarah Lawsky — Professor Lawsky (Northwestern Law) shares data on entry-level law professor hires categorized by the hiring law school rank.
Read More about Reported Entry-Level Hiring by US News RankSymposium: Texas And The Future Of Legal Education
TaxProf Blog by Paul Caron — Dean Caron (Pepperdine Law) shares a collection of articles from a University of Texas Austin Civitas Institute symposium examining the future of legal education in Texas.
Read More about Symposium: Texas And The Future Of Legal EducationCurrier, Rodriguez & Shapiro: The ABA And Law School Accreditation
TaxProf Blog by Paul Caron — Dean Caron (Pepperdine Law) shares a collection of articles examining the ABA’s role as a law school accreditor and some states investigations into alternative accreditors.
Read More about Currier, Rodriguez & Shapiro: The ABA And Law School AccreditationAdjusting to the Bar Prep Life
Law School Academic Support Blog by Erica Sylvia — Professor Sylvia (UMass Law) offers advice to recent law school graduates as they adjust to studying for the bar exam.
Read More about Adjusting to the Bar Prep LifeCultivating Lawyers Without Borders In the Global Law Classroom
Legal Writing Matters by Rosa Kim — Professor Kim (Suffolk Law) discusses a global law course she helped develop that is taught simultaneously to law students across the world.
Read More about Cultivating Lawyers Without Borders In the Global Law ClassroomAI and Dispute Resolution: Why You’ll Need It Sooner Than You Think
Indisputably by John Lande — Professor Lande (University of Missouri Law) discusses how artificial intelligence can be used to teach dispute resolution in law schools.
Read More about AI and Dispute Resolution: Why You’ll Need It Sooner Than You ThinkStep into the Unknown: Why Academic Success Professionals Should Take Risks
Law School Academic Support Blog by Dayna Smith — Professor Smith (Vermont Law and Graduate School) discusses her experience teaching a course that was out of her comfort zone.
Read More about Step into the Unknown: Why Academic Success Professionals Should Take RisksScholarship on Law Review Scholarship Cited in SCOTUS Opinions
Empirical Legal Studies by Michael Heise — Professor Heise (Cornell Law) shares data on how frequently US Supreme Court justices cite law review articles when drafting opinions and argues that the findings demonstrate the importance of legal scholarship.
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