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: Best Practices For Legal EducationUsing Standardized Clients in a Classroom Course
By Antoinette Sedillo Lopez
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As part of the joint project with the UNM medical school that I described in earlier blogs, we used standardized clients in my Family Law course the same way standardized patients were used at the Medical School, as a potential tool of assessment. I am now thinking about using them again next year in [...]Full post as published by Best Practices For Legal Education on April 30, 2008 (boomark / email).
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