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Law School Abridged ABCs: “D” is for Defenses
As you outline for your doctrinal courses, make sure your outline includes the relevant defenses.…
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More Than Coaching: Rethinking How We Give Feedback
During a recent roundtable, someone recommended the book “Thanks for the Feedback” by Douglas Stone…
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PA CLE – Pathways to Practice in Pennsylvania: Exploring New Options to Bridge Education and Legal Practice 2026
Do you want to learn about the possibility of forming a Pathway to Licensure in…
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Friday is an Administrative Day!
Over the years, I have heard several colleagues describe Friday as their administrative day. I…
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Abridged Law School ABCs: “C” is for Counter-arguments and Conclusions
Being able to answer the call of the question, spot the issues, recall the relevant…
Who Gets to Be an Expert? Helping Students See Expertise as Something They Can Develop
There is a particular moment in law school when a student realizes that someone else…
Novice to Navigator: Unlearn and Relearn How to Learn
As a first-year law student, you are excited about the new opportunities to learn the…
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Abridged Law School ABCs: “B” is for Bar Exam Application
Welcome to the law school experience. Although you are still adjusting to the law school…
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Music to my Ears: Class Playlists for Introductions
Anyone that has been to a college or professional sport game should be able to…
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Novice to Navigator: Put Yourself in Another Person’s Shoes
If you are a first-year or a transfer law student and are one month in…