All Articles tagged international

• Essays
  March 01, 2019 EDT
  International Transitions and New Opportunities
  Clayton Steele

  I was skeptical that my experience with Colombian law students would be interesting or useful to professors in U.S. law schools. I was surprised by how wrong I was.

• Articles
  March 01, 2011 EDT
  Preparing for Globalized Law Practice: The Need to Include International and Comparative Law in the Legal Writing Curriculum
  Susan L. DeJarnattMark C. Rahdert

  LRW instruction should include a realistically structured global component to encourage students to view transnational legal issues as an integral component of all legal education.

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• Essays
  March 01, 2009 EDT
  Using Dowry Death Law to Teach Legal Writing in India
  Marilyn L. Walter

  Using the host country's law enhances the analytic experience for the students who have a familiar context in which to relate these principles to their own writing and analysis.

• Articles
  March 01, 2003 EDT
  Teaching Legal Skills in South Africa: A Transition from Cross-Cultural Collaboration to International HIV/AIDS Solidarity
  Brook Baker

  How an experience in South Africa changed the author's teaching, political commitments, activism, and understanding of the world.

• Essays
  March 01, 2001 EDT
  English for Lawyers: A Preparatory Course for International Lawyers
  Teresa BrostoffAnn SinsheimerMegan Ford

  Many international LL.M. students need academic support to survive and thrive in an American law school. This article offers one model to offer that support.

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• Articles
  March 01, 1997 EDT
  Overcoming Challenges in the Global Classroom: Teaching Legal Research and Writing to International Law Students and Law Graduates
  Mark E. WojcikDiane Penneys Edelman

  How can law schools address the needs of international law students and graduates?

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