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Why I TeachKathleen Elliott VinsonSuffolk University Law School September 24, 2009 The Law Teacher, Vol. XIV, No. 2, p. 16, 2007 Abstract: When discussing learning in the context of academia, most people would think of students learning from the teacher but great teaching moments occur when a teacher reflects on what she has learned from the other side of the podium, from student to teacher. Teaching is not a one way linear approach, but rather is recursive and reflective for both student and teacher. In the end, the knowledge that a teacher has shared with her students may be as great as the knowledge that she has gained from them.
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