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Distance Education In The Time Of Coronavirus: Quick And Easy Strategies For Professors, Seth C. Oranburg
Distance Education In The Time Of Coronavirus: Quick And Easy Strategies For Professors, Seth C. Oranburg
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This essay, written by a law professor and a student teaching assistant, shares suggestions intended to increase student engagement and improve learning outcomes by creating and using digital teaching assets effectively. The essay briefly summarizes the literature on traditional and online law school pedagogy and then explains the Hybrid Corporation class we taught during the Spring 2020 COVID-19 emergency. We report on what worked well in our real-world classroom environment and what worked when we had to shift totally to an online delivery format. We found that good videos are critical, and we explain why and how we created what …
The United Postal Service—The One Word That Makes All The Difference, Jena Martin, Matthew Titolo
The United Postal Service—The One Word That Makes All The Difference, Jena Martin, Matthew Titolo
Law Faculty Scholarship
In recent months, the United States Postal Service (USPS) has taken center stage on a number of intersecting issues in our society: the pandemic; the upcoming election (through mail-in voting) and the controversy surrounding the appointment of Louis DeJoy to the position of Postmaster General. President Donald Trump has frequently made derogatory remarks regarding the Postal Service, calling it a “joke,” and has made repeated statements encouraging its privatization. However, President Trump’s rhetoric (as well as the rhetoric of others before him) obfuscates the critical mission of the USPS – to provide service to every American in the country; not …