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Tammy Johnson

Tammy Johnson

Verified

Retail Editor, Business Pundit

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Controversial topics; politics.

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Total articles 28

  • Mistakes as milestones: rethinking legal education for enhanced learning

    By Tammy Johnson Verified, Caroline Strevens| Taylor & Francis@ ABSTRACTThis article explores the importance of the role of law teachers in fostering a learning environment where students are encouraged to make mistakes and, importantly, learn how to respond to them effectively. While some disciplines may naturally integrate a growth mindset that views mistakes as essential to the learning process, traditional legal pedagogy often emphasises precision and accuracy, potentially deterring students from embracing mistakes as opportunities for growth.

    By Tammy Johnson Verified, Caroline Strevens · Taylor & Francis

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • Letter to the editor: More on advanced water meters

    By Tammy Johnson Verified, Joe Conroy| The Bakersfield Californian Verified We’d like to respond to a recent letter regarding new, advanced water meters in the city of Bakersfield water system. Meter reading is among the duties California Water Service (Cal Water) performs as the operator of the city’s system. This project — for which the city received grant funding — will include the replacement of 5,500 older meters to new meters with advanced metering infrastructure.

    By Tammy Johnson Verified, Joe Conroy · The Bakersfield Californian

    Sep. 06, 2024

  • Mistakes as milestones: rethinking legal education for enhanced learning

    By Tammy Johnson Verified, Caroline Strevens| Taylor & Francis@ ABSTRACTThis article explores the importance of the role of law teachers in fostering a learning environment where students are encouraged to make mistakes and, importantly, learn how to respond to them effectively. While some disciplines may naturally integrate a growth mindset that views mistakes as essential to the learning process, traditional legal pedagogy often emphasises precision and accuracy, potentially deterring students from embracing mistakes as opportunities for growth.

    By Tammy Johnson Verified, Caroline Strevens · Taylor & Francis

    Mar. 24, 2025

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