Experience the Future of Legal Education
23 Pages Posted: 9 Oct 2013 Last revised: 26 Nov 2014
Date Written: September 9, 2013
Abstract
Legal education is becoming more experiential, and this is a good thing. This essay examines both claims, and provides an account both of the origins of the experiential turn in legal education, and its implications. This account is written from a Canadian perspective, and more parochially, from an Osgoode Hall Law School perspective. That said, I believe this analysis is relevant to legal education more broadly, and contributes to the ongoing and vital debate over the future of Law School.
Keywords: experience, legal, education, future, law, school
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