CURRICULAR IDEAS FROM HARVARD, NEW MEXICO AND STANFORD The second panel of today’s UM conference focused on “Redevelopment of the Law School Curriculum.” Professors Antoinette Sedillo-Lopez, Todd Rakoff, and Larry Marshall described longstanding or new curricular ideas which meet at least some of the goals of Best Practices enthusiasts. Larry Marshall began the session on the [...]
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March 5, 2009 To: Law School Deans & Associate Deans From: Steering Committee of LEARN (Legal Education Analysis & Reform Network) Re: Outline of the Work that LEARN is Doing in Cooperation with the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching
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I type this post while listening to the Deans’ Panel presentation at the University of Maryland’s Conference – Curriculum Reform: Linking Theory and Practice. Three Law School Deans, reflecting on the evolving reform movement in Legal Education, describe Best Practices as a win-win for Deans and a force to be embraced and enjoyed.
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