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Designing Academic Support for Students Who Don’t Think They Need It
One of the most frustrating things about being in academic support is that the students…
Teaching Students to Think Like Coaches, Not Critics
“I knew I wasn’t cut out for law school.” “I’m just bad at multiple choice.”…
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Teaching Adaptability as a Core Legal Skill
Law students focus most of their legal education on learning rules, frameworks, and procedures. They…
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Helping Students Understand the Role of Analogy in Legal Reasoning
Students tend to struggle with the transition from learning legal rules to applying them. This…
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Putting Mr. Roboto to the Mock Test
As a follow up on my recent post, “Paranoid Androids,” I redesigned a practice essay…
Avoiding the “F” Word
We teach our students the importance of word choice as future lawyers. We emphasize that…
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Turning Student Complaints into Pedagogical Insight
Every academic support educator has heard them: “This class is confusing.”“The exam was nothing like…
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Designing Digital Resources that Encourage Engagement
As online JD programs flourish and more students turn to online materials to supplement their…
“Test Myself Before I Wreck Myself”
I recently attended a brief presentation on Ai as it relates legal writing and research…
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Gaming, Gen Z, and Critical Thinking in Law School
I recently read a post on social media about how the evolution of gaming design…