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Volume 3, 1997

Keynote Addresses Education's Promise Sam Wineburg Laurel Currie Oates Legal Reasoning After Post-Modern Critiques of Reason Peter Suber Narratives of Composition Studies Anne Ruggles Gere "All the World's a [Page]" Justice Rosalie E. Wahl Presentations Using Composition Theory and Scholarship to Teach Legal Writing More Effectively Nancy Soonpaa Logical Reasoning "Obviously" Anita Schnee Overcoming Challenges in the Global Classroom: Teaching Legal Research and Writing to International Law Students and Law Graduates Mark E. Wojcik Diane Penneys Edelman Rule Based Legal Writing Problems: A Pedagogical Approach Gail Anne Kintzer Maureen Straub Kordesh C. Ann Sheehan Selecting and Designing Effective Legal Writing Problems Grace Tonner Diana Pratt The Self-Graded Draft:Teaching Students to Revise Using Guided Self-Critique Mary Beth Beazley Using Visual Techniques to Teach Legal Analysis and Synthesis Angela Passalacqua Using Examinations in First-Year Legal Research, Writing, and Reasoning Courses Douglas Miller

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