Kudos to fellow bloggers, Michael Hunter Schwartz, Gerry Hess and Sophie Sparrow for highlighting excellent pedagogy in their new book, What Do The Best Law Professors Do?
In the comments below, let’s share some more ideas. What do you or your colleagues do that would make this book?
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