The Journal is a peer-edited publication dedicated to high-quality articles designed to enhance law teaching. The Journal has an emphasis on full length scholarly articles but will also publish quality essays, books reviews, and other shorter form scholarly works. The Journal staff and Editorial Board of nationally recognized legal pedagogy scholars conduct selection, edits, and peer review of all publications.
Volume 1 (2024)
Essay
Law as a Liberal Art
Francis J. Mootz III
Articles
The Year of Magical Teaching: Lessons Learned from One Class in Three Modalities
Debra Moss Vollweiler
Pacing Beside the Pool: Coaching Champion Writers to a Strong Finish in Clinic (Without Jumping in and Finishing for Them)
Hillary A. Wandler
An Empirical Study of the Relationship Between Metacognitive Skills, Performance in a Bar Prep Course and Bar Passage
Jennifer A. Gundlach and Jessica R. Santangelo
Legal Education and the Threat Response
Jane Mitchell
ChatGPT as a Law Teaching Assistant
Tammy Pettinato Oltz