Helping Students Develop a Definition of “Success”
I teach Legal Methods in the spring semester. In my school, Legal Methods is a…
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My Favorite Movie: Using AI to generate hypothetical short films for student analysis
While debriefing a case the other day, one of my students said, “this case would…
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Bad Bunny is Neither
I actually uttered these words at my aqua aerobics class. I have probably written about…
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Reading Strategies to Improve the Exam Foundation
With the start of a new semester, we start to hear from students (especially first-year…
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Again, and again, and again”: Slowed repetition to improve outcomes
“History repeats itself” is deeply on my mind. Why can’t some individuals acknowledge and learn…
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Strategic Spring Planning: Simplify your work
IYKYK that AccessLex is hosting a series of roundtable discussions on the NextGen Bar Exam.…
Seasons Greetings and a Happy New AI Classroom?
As Shane Dizon noted in his earlier post, December is a time to mind your…
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Cultivating Self-Regulated Learning
Self-regulated learning[1] is a valuable tool that many law students should learn in their first…
Creating a Culture Where Asking for Help is Normal
Law students are high achievers. By the time they reach law school, they’ve usually excelled…
The Strength in Neurodivergence
Backlash against the unknown or lesser known is nothing new. Neurodiversity, particularly autism, has come…