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I recently concluded my first semester of teaching my course Intellectual Property and Healthcare Technologies at Cornell Law School. This was not my first time teaching the course. In fact, I have taught it six previous semesters at the Harvard School of Public Health. However, in the seven semesters that I have taught the class, I am always amazed by what I learn, both from the course material and from the students. Below are five lessons that I learned from teaching my course this semester.
Overall, I really enjoyed teaching my class at Cornell. I hope to take some of the lessons learned from this semester to make the class even more informative and valuable next year.
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Carrie Pollak
12/20/2018 04:53:21 pm
Joanna - these comments are fantastic and I will take them into account the next time I teach. I especially love the idea of encouraging research papers. I'm glad you had such a positive experience at CLS!
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Joanna
12/30/2018 06:54:09 pm
Thanks, Carrie! Have a wonderful New Year and good luck with your class!
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