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20. First time I have ever heard the Socratic method described as a pop quiz.

Sat Sep 11, 2021, 02:39 PM

Sep 2021

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Can you pass this law school pop quiz on the Constitution? [View all] StarfishSaver Sep 2021 OP

Did not know this..1965? Deuxcents Sep 2021 #1

I had to take the test to become a teacher BigmanPigman Sep 2021 #2

Where's the clickable link - I wanna take it! UTUSN Sep 2021 #3

Here is one from Alabama: lastlib Sep 2021 #5

I get it now that it's a voter discrimination thing. UTUSN Sep 2021 #16

Kick StarfishSaver Sep 2021 #4

How many law students have ever been subjected to a pop quiz? Sneederbunk Sep 2021 #6

Did you read the OP? StarfishSaver Sep 2021 #7

I read it, but I don't know what 2Ls and 3Ls stand for Poiuyt Sep 2021 #25

Second and third year law students StarfishSaver Sep 2021 #26

Thank you! Poiuyt Sep 2021 #27

... EYESORE 9001 Sep 2021 #10

Most all of them in my experience Mysterian Sep 2021 #19

First time I have ever heard the Socratic method described as a pop quiz. Sneederbunk Sep 2021 #20

Again I ask, did you read the OP? StarfishSaver Sep 2021 #22

But that's exactly what it is Mysterian Sep 2021 #23

K&R betsuni Sep 2021 #8

I wonder how many members of the Alabama state legislature DFW Sep 2021 #9

I love the idea is a test for senators and MOC StarfishSaver Sep 2021 #11

Tell me about it. DFW Sep 2021 #12

Great idea! StarfishSaver Sep 2021 #13

The real answer is "no one" jmowreader Sep 2021 #28

K&R WhiskeyGrinder Sep 2021 #15

What's the answer to 7? Polybius Sep 2021 #17

The Constitution has six purposes, set out in the Preamble: StarfishSaver Sep 2021 #18

There were 68 on the one linked dsc Sep 2021 #21

I definitely Elessar Zappa Sep 2021 #24