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Introductions
Editor’s Note
Kristin B. Gerdy
A note from the Editor-in-Chief of Volume 16
Articles
Studying and Teaching “Law as Rhetoric”: A Place to Stand
Linda L. Berger
I propose in this Article to offer law students a rhetorical place to stand, between reason and power.
We undertook a research project designed to help us better understand the nature of, and the reasons for, first-year students' struggles in these first few weeks of legal writing.
Articles
Creating Assessment Plans for Introductory Legal Research and Writing Courses
Victoria L. VanZandt
This Article addresses the recommendation for the development of plans for assessing student learning outcomes and specifically focuses on introductory LRW courses.
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A Preliminary Exploration of the Elements of Expert Performance in Legal Writing
Erika AbnerShelley Kierstead
This Article describes our exploratory and descriptive research into the elements of expert performance in legal writing.