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Yale Law School’s pedagogical focus is broad and interdisciplinary, including economics, philosophy, and history, as well as leading specialties in every area of law.

Below instructors can find a downloadable annotated bibliography that indexes journals, essays, and books on the following topics and more:

Legal Teaching Best Practices
Legal Education Reform
Legal Teaching and Learning
Online Resources from educational and professional organizations
Specific topics, including:
- Active Learning, Clinical Teaching, and Experiential Learning
- Assessment and Evaluation
- Critical Pedagogy and Inclusive Teaching
- Pedagogical Reforms and Technological Trends
- YLS-Specific

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Annotated Bibliography

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