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August 10, 2011
Teaching Practical Skills in Land Use Courses
The new volume of the Pace Environmental Law Review runs a series of articles on teaching practical skills in Land Use classes. Property profs may particularly enjoy:
Matt Festa's, Academic Research and Writing as Best Practices in a "Practically Grounded" Land Use Course
Keith Hirokawa's, Teaching from the Dirt: Best Practices and Land Use Law Pedagogy,
Patricia Salkin's, They Do Teach That in Law School: Incorporating Best Practices into Land Use Law
Michael Lewyn's, Alternative Learning Formats in a Land Use Seminar
Andrea McArdle's, Learning in Context: Land Use and Community Lawyering
Steve Clowney
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