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Monday, December 05, 2022

Oral Exams

There was an essay in the NY Times yesterday about the virtues of oral exams for undergraduate or graduate students. I've always wondered about trying this out in a small, upper-level course. My smallest class had 5 students (in Admiralty) and they were a terrific group who would have aced an oral exam. But it was a night class and I didn't want to impose on them by scheduling another in-person evening session. The next time that I teach Admiralty, though, maybe this would work out. 

I'd be curious to know if any law faculty use oral exams and, if so, how you do that. Thanks.

Posted by Gerard Magliocca on December 5, 2022 at 09:18 AM | Permalink

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