2010 survey of law school experiential learning opportunities and benefits

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title: 2010 survey of law school experiential learning opportunities and benefits

subject: Law--Study and teaching--United States.; Practice of law--United States.

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date: Issued: 2011

description: Title from PDF title page (viewed on June 10, 2011).; Harvested from http://www.nalp.org/uploads/2010ExperientialLearningStudy.pdf on June 10, 2011.

publisher: NALP; NALP Foundation for Law Career Research and Education

contributor: NALP (Organization); NALP Foundation for Research & Education.

type: Text

type: PDF-1.6

source: http://www.nalp.org/uploads/2010ExperientialLearningStudy.pdf

language: eng

description: Abstract: "Much debate has ensued during the last few years regarding the effectiveness of law school in preparing new lawyers for the practice of law and the advantages of experiential learning opportunities offered during law school. The data from this study suggest that some, if not all, of these "hands-on" or simulated learning opportunities, whether required or optional, are instrumental in preparing new associates for the demands of the practice of law."

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date: Record created: 2011-06-10

date: Record modified: 2011-09-12

relation: OCLC No.: 729911320

identifier: 2010ExperientialLearningStudy