Below is a short video clip (Law and Ethics in Education) excerpting a lesson on how far schools can regulate students' out-of-school activities. In this clip, I outline the specifics of Latour v. Beaver School District. (This lesson was not originally scheduled for our syllabus, but was inspired by a student e-mailing me a news article on a recent event. I researched it and found some very interesting case law, including the case on this excerpt.) [4:08] | Here is an audio clip (that I created using Audacity recording software) explaining the idea of virtue ethics. By giving students audio to listen to at home, I find that I can "flip" the classroom so that students can listen to the "lecture" at home, and class time can be more effectively used for discussion, questions, and expansion activities. (You can also download the mp3 at the link below.) [20:12] |
Samples of My Teaching in Action |
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