The Two Sided Quiz
Competition in the classroom can increase the learning of all students. In many of my quizzes, I pit the girls...
Education Law
Paying for Law School – Law School As a Business Proposition
The importance of meeting the requirements for admission to a top-tier law school cannot be overstated. Put another way, if...
Current State of Copyright Awareness in Education
Many scholars believe that the rate of frequent copyright infringements among students and other users of copyright materials in academic...
Can a Teacher Be Sued? YES! But Don’t Panic!
Can Teachers be Sued? YES, but don't panic! For aspiring teachers, there are two courses that I would immediately mandate:...
Tips to Studying for Your LSAT Testing
Preparing for LSAT testing is they key to being accepted into any law school. The LSAT is the Law School...
Evolutionary and Philosophical Insights Into Global Education
I know that I know nothing - ipse se nihil scire id unum sciat He himself thinks he knows one...
Lifelong Learning and Its Importance to a Career As a Police Officer
With the growing popularity of distance learning, online courses and adult education, the notion of lifelong learning is becoming increasingly...
Stiff New Penalties for Misclassification of Independent Contractors
There has been a trend in recent years for companies to treat workers as independent contractors in order to avoid...
How to Mess Up Your Personal Statement for Graduate Or Professional School Applications
When you applied as an undergraduate, your personal statement probably didn't make much of a difference, because undergraduate admissions are...
Six Advantages of Attending a “Party” School
Among the three thousand or so colleges and universities in the U.S, there are fairly numerous "party" schools. What is...
A Career In Law
Essential Abilities For A Career In Law Very often, students enroll themselves into a law school without having a clear...
Newton’s Laws Apply Directly To The Function Of A Bullwhip, Or Any Other Whip For That Matter
Newton's First Law Every object in a state of uniform motion tends to remain in that state of motion unless...
