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Movement to help you learn
Kinesthetic learners are those who learn and focus through movement. Movement can be actual movement or…
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The Educational Bookends
Two teaching techniques are known as the educational bookends: previews and summaries. The idea is…
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Part-time Adjunct Positions with NYLS Academic Skills
The NYLS Academic Skills program is looking for one or more experienced adjunct faculty members…
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A Great Website That Helps Us Keep Students Interested
A colleague of mine at UConn, Professor Mark DeAngelis, has created a great website on…
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Bar Applications: Deadlines, Disclosures, and Determinations
Even though I teach a two credit class to 3Ls for early bar preparation, as…
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A metaphor for the role of ASP in student success
I have written posts in the past about students as consumers. I have very strong…
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Self-Reflection and Student Evals
This is the time of the year for student evals if you taught a course…
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ASP (and legal writing!) reaching out to pre-law advisors/faculty
I will probably write a much longer law review/journal piece on this topic, but I…
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Writing and Running
This is a call to everyone in ASP who has something to say, but is…
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Academic Success Position at Capital University
Capital University Law School, Columbus, Ohio Professor and Director of Academic Success Capital University Law…