Wahoo! We’ve made it this far. Completed a full semester of law school and seem to have suffered no major damage. Civ Pro final went well, I think. Guess I won’t know for sure until next month sometime. At any rate, I had answers that seemed in the realm of correctness and didn’t panic, or draw a blank or anything like that. First real test since high school. I went to the Evergreen State College for my undergraduate education – no tests, no grades. Emphasis actually was on learning – we just didn’t have to spit the knowledge back out in exam form. I can see there was value in me having to study for the last couple weeks, and outline throughout the semester. I probably would not have solidified my knowledge nearly as well if there had not been a final to prepare for. Hmmm….guess there is something to testing. I’m not saying I’m suddenly an advocate for traditional testing methods, just that I can see there is value on both sides of the debate…or maybe I should say…all around the debate since I’m sure this is more than a two-sided issue.
Contracts Wednesday.
Con Law Thursday.
Then one whole month off with the family! Happy Holidays!
Insider advice and insights to help you decide if you should pursue a higher degree while raising children, and tips for being successful if you're already on that path, from a woman who graduated from law school in her early 40's while working full-time and helping raise two young children. While most of the blog posts were originally written several years ago, they have recently been sorted for the most relevant materials, and new content is being added.