All Articles tagged disruption
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Essays March 01, 2021 EDT My classroom persona has depended on our actually being together in the same space. I have had to reimagine who I am in the classroom.
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Essays March 01, 2021 EDT I was barely holding the pieces of my life together, and I was fairly sure my students could tell.
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Essays March 01, 2021 EDT Under the rules for establishing credibility that I had been teaching by, this professor has no clothes.
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Essays March 01, 2021 EDT Our routines may be different, but we can certainly work toward sharpening our professional skills, including empathetic responses to our students and colleagues.
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Essays March 01, 2021 EDT What should we, as educators, make of this “tsunami” of stress?
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Essays March 01, 2021 EDT Legal reasoning, as it's traditionally taught in legal writing classes, can paint a false veneer of neutrality and demand that injustices be replicated over and over again.
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Essays March 01, 2021 EDT It has become a moral imperative and a curricular obligation for law schools to provide students with at least an awareness of the intersection of societal injustice and law.
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Essays March 01, 2021 EDT In the face of inconceivable loss, people are crying out for justice. They are seeking a meaningful response to their stories.
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Essays March 01, 2021 EDT As a legal writing teacher, the recent protests have caused me to rethink my approach to teaching legal writing, the foundation of legal practice.