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: Best Practices For Legal EducationPlay, Creativity, Improvisation
By dmaranville
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Why are play, improvisation, and creativity showing up in so many different conferences and publications these days? And what do they have to do with best practices in legal education?
The 2008 AALS Conference in New York included an Open Source presentation on play, and a Clinical Section presentation on improvisation. The 2008 Clinical Conference [...]
Full post as published by Best Practices For Legal Education on April 10, 2009 (boomark / email).
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