Five Habits of Cross-Cultural Lawyering and More
Clinical Law Teaching Materials from Sue Bryant and Jean Koh Peters
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Acknowledgments
Jean and Sue’s Materials
Using Belief and Doubt to Identify and Challenge Assumptions
At Rest — The Spectrum
In Motion
Methodological Belief and Doubt
Five Habits of Cross-Cultural Lawyering
Introduction to the Habits
Habit 1: Degrees of Separation and Connection
Habit 2: Three Rings: The Worlds of Client, Law, and Lawyer
Habit 3: Parallel Universe Thinking
Habit 4: Red Flags and Correctives
Habit 5: The Camel’s Back
Talking About Race
Challenging Assumptions
Microaggressions
Switchtracking
Teaching Principles
Performing the Message
Jean’s Materials
Games and Exercises
TABOO
Vicarious Traumatization
Concepts in Vicarious Traumatization
Identifying Vicarious Traumatization
Managing Vicarious Traumatization
Saying Goodbye
Vocation
Sue’s Materials
Challenging Assumptions
