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: Best Practices For Legal EducationWhat Does Competency Look Like?
By Steven Friedland
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Lately, I find myself asking myself a question right before teaching some material, “What does competency look like in this subject area?” I ask this in part because of student statements about the opaqueness of legal ed — that they do not know what we want them to be learning, exactly. I also ask this question in [...]Full post as published by Best Practices For Legal Education on April 21, 2008 (boomark / email).
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