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A Primer on Creating Study Tools
Recently, Professor Liz Stillman (Suffolk Law) provided excellent guidance and encouragement on creating study tools.…
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To Be a Better Teacher — Try Being a Student
I've read a lot of articles and books about teaching and learning. But, as others…
Unmasking
Since classes started last week, we have had a lot of chatter on our faculty…
Using YOUR Senses to Make Sense of Cases
In follow-up to Professor Victoria McCoy Dunkley's outstanding blog post entitled "Be in Your Bag…
A Few Suggestions for 1L Readers
Congratulations as you begin to embark on your legal education as entering first year law…
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A Few Possible “Big Picture” Thoughts on ASP Best Practices
Ah, just about the middle of the summer. It's sort of like the 7th inning…
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A Picture of the Multi-Faceted Relationships in Learning, Discovery, and Growth
They say that a picture is worth a 1000 words. Well, here's a picture of…
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The Quick Fix (or is it?)
According to author Jesse Singal: "Power posing, grit and other trendy concepts are scientifically unproven…
An Exercise in Learning (and Welcoming!)
It might seem a bit late in the learning curve. To welcome our students, again,…
Is Learning to Learn a Fad?
I just read an article suggesting that learning to learn is the latest fad in…