Law 6842 - Fall 2008
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Professor Vernellia R. Randall
The University of Dayton School of Law

Questions about Syllabus and Course
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Unit 01 - Introduction                                          x
Unit 02 - Damages                                 x
Unit 03 - Equitable                                     x
Unit 04 - Restitution                                  x
Unit 05 -  Other Concepts                           x
Unit 06 - Closure                                 x
Syllabus                                  x
Lesson Outline                                  x

 

 

 
 

I  have read the section on Course Mechanics and I have any questions. 

Question re: Course Mechanics


I  have read the section on Philosophy of Teaching . I understand that this course focuses not only teaching substantive law, but also diversity issues in remedies and I  have any questions.

Question re: Philosophy of Teaching


I  have read the section on Teaching Methods .  I understand that this course:

  • is taught in a non-traditional method. ()
  • focuses more on problem-based learning than case analysis; ()
  • uses small groups and large class discussion instead of traditional Socratic method;()
  • teaches black letter law primarily  through assigned readings; and, that very little traditional lecture occurs.  I understand that if my preferred learning style is through traditional lecture that I may feel that course is not well suited for my learning.() Please note: My methods will help everyone learn.
  • will use peer assessment extensively. ()

 I have any questions. 

Question re: Teaching Methods


I  have read the section on Evaluation and Grading.  I  understand the requirements regarding class participation ()  including Moodle participation  () and problems  ().  I understand that doing extra credit assignments can significantly affect my grade.()   I have any questions. 

Question re: Evaluation and Grading


I  have read the section on Resources and I  have any questions. 

Question re: Resources


I have read reviewed the Lesson Outline.  I understand that the lesson outline (not the Moodle calendar) is the official course assignment syllabus. I understand that I am required to attend all make-up classes . I have and questions.

Question re: Lesson Outline.


I have read the section on Academic Accommodations. I understand that I must follow the policy for the University to be legally obligated to provide me academic accommodations.  I  have any questions.

Question re: Academic Accommodations.


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Syllabus
Course Mechanics                                   x
Philosophy of Teaching                                   x
Teaching Methods                                   x
Evaluation and Grading                                  x
Resources                                  x
Accommodations                                x
Lesson Outline                                  x
Syllabus Survey                                  x
 

 

 

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Professor Vernellia R. Randall
Institute on Race, Health Care and the Law
The University of Dayton School of Law
300 College Park 
Dayton, OH 45469-2772
Email: randall@udayton.edu

 

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