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Sessions Information
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January 8, 2025
2:40 PM - 4:10 PM
Session Type: Section Pedagogy Programs
Session Capacity: N/A
Location: The Moscone Center
Room: Room 211
Floor: Level Two South
This pedagogy-focused panel will examine how instructors experience and respond to classroom disruptions and interruptions, and what kind of support law schools can provide to the affected instructors. First, the panel will explore how student behavior in class often varies according to the race and gender of the instructor. Second, it will consider how instructors who report and seek guidance regarding the behavior in question receive “classroom management” feedback but are not necessarily provided with support that speaks to the problem’s gender and racial dimensions. Finally, the panel will propose how to frame classroom disruptions and interruptions as administrative concerns that impact the law school community rather than just one isolated professor and class.
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Session Speakers
University of Colorado Law School
Speaker
Washington and Lee University School of Law
Speaker
Syracuse University College of Law
Moderator
Tulane University Law School
Speaker
Penn State Dickinson Law
Speaker
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Session Fees
- Women in Legal Education - Navigating Classroom Disruptions and Interruptions: $0.00
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