Teaching is an opportunity to give back, share, and develop the next generation of lawyers. Are you teaching a law school class, or interested in doing so? Learn tips with these resources selected by ACC for in-house counsel.
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So You Want to Teach Law School?
Watch the video and learn practical tips from peers:
- Veta T. Richardson, ACC President & CEO, and
- Justin A. Connor, Executive Director, Center for Industry Self-Regulation.
Hear strategies from their experience teaching law school classes. A playlist in 5 focused segments:
- #1 First things to consider (time commitment, and more)
- #2 Developing the focus and structure of your course
- #3 Getting your course idea approved
- #4 Practical tips for class management
- #5 Live audience discussion
Start the playlist (total: 50 min.)>>>
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⇒ Network and share about your experience teaching law school
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⇒ Exchange tips for teaching your class
Disclaimer: None of the content included or linked in this ACC resource center (or in any ACC webpage) constitutes legal advice. For legal advice or representation, please consult a lawyer.