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In LCLD Pathfinder Program, Case Studies Help Young Lawyers Consider Future Challenges in their Careers
Products: Sponsorship at Wilmer Cutler and Pickering (A): Yoon-Young Lee; From Brussels to Paris The Pathfinder Program, an associate leadership development program by the Leadership Council on Legal Diversity, used two case studies from Harvard Law School to teach early-career … Continue reading
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Is Your Case Teaching Learner-Centered? It’s Harder Than You Think
By Amanda Reilly It might seem self-evident that teaching is learner-centered, but the traditional lecture and rote memorization model actually doesn’t put students first. To address this issue, Dr. Maryellen Weimer wrote Learner-Centered Teaching: Five Key Changes to Practice. … Continue reading
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New Vice Dean to Develop Experiential Learning at HLS
Dan Nagin, Clinical Professor of Law and director of the WilmerHale Legal Services Center, will serve as Harvard Law School’s first Vice Dean for Experiential and Clinical Programs. In this position, Nagin will work to build the school’s experiential offerings … Continue reading
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Top Challenges for Case Study Programs
What gets in the way of case study adoption? The Case Studies Affinity Group, a consortium of Harvard-affiliated case programs, took up this question during its quarterly meeting on May 12. The Affinity Group welcomed as panelists Carolyn Wood, Assistant … Continue reading
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New Mega-Hit Case Study on Tech Ethics
New FREE Product: Algorithmic Allegories (Version 1.0) In June 2014, people got emotional about Facebook. That month, Facebook published the results of its “emotional contagion” study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. In conjunction with researchers at … Continue reading
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Can We Have Justice in an Imperfect World? DSK Case Study Shows Fractured Relationship between Justice and Justice System
Product: “Cyrus Vance and Dominique Strauss-Kahn: Dilemmas in a High-Profile Prosecution” HLS Professor Jeannie Suk repurposed a discussion-based case study, “Cyrus Vance and Dominique Strauss-Kahn: Dilemmas in a High-Profile Prosecution,” to explore the disconnect between justice and the justice system … Continue reading
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New Case on the Realities of Business Development
New Product: Chasing Growth at Sasker Devereaux EM: Business development is a critical component of any successful law practice, but poses challenges unique to each partner. A new discussion-based case study, Chasing Growth at Sasker Devereaux, profiles law firm partners struggling … Continue reading
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Aaron Dewald’s Top Five Tips for Flipping Classrooms
Lessons from CALIcon14 @ HLS Aaron Dewald has online modules for law school down to a science—literally. Dewald is the Associate Director of the Center for Innovation and Legal Education at the University of Utah’s S.J. Quinney College of Law. … Continue reading
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The Problem Solving Workshop: A Video Introduction
by Lisa Brem, Case Studies Program Manager The Problem Solving Workshop (PSW)—a mandatory first-year course at Harvard Law School—has been successfully integrated into the curriculum for five years. The course is a major departure from the rest of the first-year … Continue reading
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3 New Teaching Notes Available, In Time for Fall Classes
Looking to teach decision making, leadership, copyright, or problem solving this fall? We just released three new teaching notes, free for educators, for-profit trainers, and staff at non-profit or educational institutions: Reputation, Credibility, and the Goldstone Report (A) and (B), … Continue reading
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