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What Do You Really Want to Teach?

February 10, 2015 John Lande

I subscribe to the Best Practices for Legal Education blog, which has a lot of good posts.  Here’s one by Michele Pistone (Villanova) suggesting that teachers carefully use words in defining their teaching and learning goals.

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