The Chicken or The Egg?
You've heard the quip about "the chicken or the egg, which comes first?" Well,…
See or Seen
Sometimes I wonder if being a teacher is a bit of an act. If so,…
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Interventions to Overcome Barriers to Learning
I sometimes think that those who fall behind were left behind. That might be…
Illusive Teaching
I just got out of class. An online zoom class, not surprisingly. But, in reflection…
Brief Intervention Statistically Improves Bar Exam Outcomes
In general, I don't believe in show and tell lectures. In particularly, I'm not convinced…
Handwriting v. Typing – The Latest Research
I had a chance to spend a bit of today on the hiking trails. The…
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Six Steps to Creating Personal Study Tools to Enhance Learning
First Year Law Students: It's not too early (or too late) to start creating your…
Learning As Activity
Perhaps you've heard the term "self-regulated learner." To be honest, I'm not very…
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Zero-L – An Online Platform Option for Entering Law Students
Hat Tip to Adjunct Prof. Alan Blakley.... In light of the ongoing pandemic, here's a…
Is E-Learning Real Learning?
Some people wonder if "e-learning" is real. I poked around the internet and it looks…