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Interventions to Overcome Barriers to Learning
I sometimes think that those who fall behind were left behind. That might be…
Sometimes, “One Must First Make a Mistake and Then Put It Right.”
There is something about this time of year – perhaps the sweeping winter landscape, perhaps…
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Rounding the Turn for the February Bar!!!
As I prepared the emails I send to my students this week, I realized there…
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Best School Moments
Education week interviewed students and posted their responses to the question "What was the best…
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Save the Date – Webinar “Leveraging Student Engagement to Maximize Student Success” Jan 26, 2021
There's exciting research concerning the relationship between student engagement, academic success, and bar exam success.…
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Save the Date for ASP Writers’ Block Spring 2021
ASP Writers' Block is happening again this semester thanks to Kris Franklin. These are times…
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Picture Learning
I wonder. Perhaps this diagram might serve as a visual tool to help students reflect…
Posted inDiversity Issues Program Evaluation Publishing
Academic and Bar Support Scholarship Spotlight
ASP Foundational Scholarship Series: This series focuses on the seminal ASP/ Bar Exam scholarship that…
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New: Academic and Bar Support Scholarship Spotlight
Good morning, everyone, and a big thanks to Steven and the ASP Blog crew for…
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If your grades are not everything you want them to be, get to work changing your reality for the spring term. Connect with your ASP faculty and/or staff to discuss your strengths and identify areas for growth, then develop a plan to expand upon the former and work on the latter. Cultivate a growth mindset. Your abilities and skills are not fixed—you can develop and refine them with practice and by leveraging your feedback. One semester of grades does not define you or dictate your story. YOU are the author of your story. Keep writing.