Showing posts with label Pedagogy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pedagogy. Show all posts
April 1, 2017

The Wire Goes To Law School

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The announcement that the University of Pittsburgh's law school is offering a course based on the hit TV show The Wire    is just the l...
May 20, 2016

Law, Pop Culture, the Final Exam, and the Internet

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London School of Economics (LSE) prof Andrew Murray created a final exam problem that included all kinds of references to the hit HBO come...
January 8, 2016

Cusack on the "F Word" in Pedagogy and Higher Learning

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Carmen M. Cusack, Nova Southeastern University, is publishing Use of the Word 'Fuck' in Pedagogy and Higher Learning in volume 8 of...
October 13, 2015

Legal Research and Doctrinal Analysis In a Legal Studies Program

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Vincent Kazmierski, Carleton University Department of Law, has published How Much 'Law' in Legal Studies? Approaches to Teaching Le...
October 12, 2015

Teaching Administrative Law In the First Year Curriculum

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Kevin M. Stack, Vanderbilt University School of Law, has published Lessons from the Turn of the Twentieth Century for First-Year Courses on...
September 2, 2015

Teaching Decedents' Estates With Popular Culture

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Camille M. Davison, Charlotte School of Law, is publishing Problems, Music, and Popular Culture: How I Teach Theory and Practice in Decede...
August 28, 2015

Star Trek: TNG As a Teaching Tool For First Year Courses

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Andrew E. Taslitz, American University College of Law, Okianer Christian Dark, Howard University School of Law, and Atiba R. Ellis, West Vi...
August 25, 2015

True (Legal) Grit

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Emily Zimmerman, Drexel University School of Law, and Leah Brogan, Drexel University, are publishing Grit and Legal Education in the Pace ...
August 14, 2015

Teaching Law With Popular Culture

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I'm still looking for a few more profs to participate in a book of essays on teaching the law school curriculum using popular culture (...

Updating Socrates for the 21st Century Law Classroom

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Stephen E. Henderson and Joseph T. Thai, both of the University of Oklahoma College of Law, are publishing Teaching Criminal Procedure: Why...
May 11, 2015

"The Wire" In Law School Courses

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Andrea Dennis, University of Georgia Law School, has published Teaching The Wire: Crime, Evidence and Kids at 64 Journal of Legal Education...
November 12, 2014

Law-Inspired Haiku From Some Future Law and Poetry Scholars at Emory School of Law

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As a followup to a post about Supreme Court Haiku and the current ABA-sponsored Supreme Court Haiku Contest for Law Students (open until ...
October 5, 2010

Popular Culture In University Teaching

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From the Chronicle of Higher Education's Tweed Blog, professors who use popular culture in their teaching .
September 30, 2010

Socrates

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Ah, the Socratic Method, pedagogical tool beloved of law students. NOT. Angus Kennedy examines some new books devoted to the life and legacy...
December 8, 2009

Matriculate At Lost U: Low Tuition, Lots of Relevance, High Fun Factor

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The Chronicle of Higher Education's Wired Campus Blog has this piece about Lost University , a project of the folks over at ABC's ...
October 27, 2009

The Use of Law and Literature

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Katie Rose Guest Pryal, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, has published "Law, Literature, and Interdisciplinary Copia: A Respo...
May 4, 2009

Teaching Law and Literature: Various Approaches Across the Curriculum

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Simon Stern, University of Toronto Faculty of Law, has published Literary Evidence and Legal Aesthetics , in Teaching Literature and Law (Au...