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By Gordon Smith, Christine, Hurt, Vic Fleischer, Fred Tung, Lisa Fairfax, David Zaring
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- I've been listening to the transactional instruction conference podcast from Emory, and if you've been noodling about adding some transactional instruction to your classes, you might enjoy a listen as well. In my view, the critical problems for this sort of instruction is the work required of the instructor, and the scalability of the exercises. I can use TAs, but law professors can't. And I've got a city full of adjuncts. Most people don't. A semester-long deal class still looks like a post-tenure luxury (be nice to expose my students to a modest drafting exercise though).
- An actual real finance lawyer on Basel III, and he writes well.
- Watts on Zaring on Jotwell.
- I'm teaching freshmen, starting in three weeks. Eager to make sense of the modern young person, I've tried to make it through a Fred video (his feature film drops this fall), and I checked in on Justin Bieber's twitter account, assuming that it must be pretty good if it has 4 million followers. The takeaways, in addition to a renewed commitment to keep the age divide unbridgeable: bangs are popular, and short form expression is getting even shorter.
Full post as published by Conglomerate on August 17, 2010 (boomark / email).
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