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March 02, 2004 EDT

Composition, Law, and ADR

Anne Ruggles Gere, Lindsay Ellis,

compositionskillsalternative dispute resolution

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Articles in Vol. 10, 2004

Vol. 10, 2004

Better Writing, Better Thinking: Introduction
Jo Anne Durako
Better Writing, Better Thinking: Thinking Like a Lawyer
Judith Wegner
Better Writing, Better Thinking: Using Legal Writing Pedagogy in the "Casebook" Classroom (Without Grading Papers)
Mary Beth Beazley
Better Writing, Better Thinking: Concluding Thoughts
Kent Syverud
Composition, Law, and ADR
Anne Ruggles GereLindsay Ellis
The Use and Effects of Student Ratings in Legal Writing Courses: A Plea for Holistic Evaluation of Teaching
Judith D. Fischer
Integrating Technology: Teaching Students to Communicate in Another Medium
Pamela LysaghtDanielle Istl
Linking Technology to Pedagogy in an Online Writing Center
Susan R. Dailey
The Law Professor as Legal Commentator
Amy Gajda
Golden Pen Award Presentation and Remarks
Joseph KimbleSteven J. JohansenLinda Greenhouse
JLWI Editorial Board, Vol. 10
JLWI

Anne Ruggles Gere & Lindsay Ellis, Composition, Law, and ADR, 10 Legal Writing 91 (2004).

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