Rewriting the Rules - Small Moves, Big Impact: A Faculty Guide to Leading Change from Inside the System
Small Moves, Big Impact
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ABOUT THIS BOOK
If you're ready to modernize your teaching without overhauling your entire syllabus, this ebook is your blueprint.
What You’ll Learn
How to implement high-impact changes without needing committee approval
Tools, scripts, and mindset shifts for quiet innovation
Real-world examples from faculty who’ve modernized their courses with confidence
How to align your teaching with NextGen Bar skills and emerging professional standards
Why small, strategic changes are more powerful than sweeping overhauls
This Ebook Is For You If...
You're a law professor who feels stuck in a rigid system
You’re ready to make your course more engaging and practice-ready
You want to innovate but don’t know where to start
You care deeply about student learning—and the future of legal education
Get instant access to Rewriting the Rules: Small Moves, Big Impact and join a community of forward-thinking faculty reimagining legal education from the inside out.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Linda S. Anderson
I’m a law professor, legal writing expert, and curriculum strategist with 20+ years of experience helping students and faculty thrive in a changing profession. Now, I help law schools and professors align their courses with the skills the future demands—without overhauling everything.
My specialty is translating reform into real teaching. I create plug-and-play assignments, asynchronous modules, AI-enhanced feedback systems, and NextGen-ready course kits designed to preserve faculty voice while supporting professional readiness. Whether you’re adjusting to the NextGen Bar Exam, exploring AI in your classroom, or just ready to streamline your workflow, I build tools that make it easier—and a little more exciting—to teach law today.
For over two decades, I’ve dedicated my life to the art and science of teaching across all educational levels. As a law professor, I’ve guided countless students through the complexities of legal education, including specialized bar preparation courses. My teaching journey spans middle school, high school, and college classrooms, giving me a unique perspective on how learning evolves throughout a student’s educational path.
