Do Gen Z Law Students Lack Intellectual Curiosity?
With full disclosure I have dedicated most of my career and energy in the last 20 years to the service of law students and law schools and I say today's law students get a bad rap.
December 06, 2022 at 09:01 AM
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Board of ContributorsWith full disclosure I have dedicated most of my career and energy in the last 20 years to the service of law students and law schools and I say today's law students get a bad rap. They are often seen as apathetic and lacking in intellectual curiosity. In general, I don't believe this is true. However, their upbringing and world views are vastly different than previous generations (even different from millennials) and therefore how they learn and their educational needs are different.
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