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: Best Practices For Legal EducationCalling All ?Contracts? Professors: What?s your favorite coursebook?
By Mary Lynch
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As we have been implementing Best Practices and Carnegie reforms, many of us have created or have made creative use of coursebooks which facilitate Best Practices learning and teaching. One of my colleagues will be teaching Contracts for the first time this fall, she has extensive practice experience and has excelled at clinical supervision and clinical pedagogy. [...]
Full post as published by Best Practices For Legal Education on February 17, 2010 (boomark / email).
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