The learned professions
Quoted in Carel Stolker, ‘Rethinking the Law School’
According to a British survey among first‐year law students, the word that best reflects the students’ general attitude is ‘disengaged’. This disengagement is caused particularly by the lack of human connection in almost every educational practice, from teaching methods to our formal assessments. There is extraordinarily little formal human interaction in our first year.
This is a business model. Just not one you would want to emulate. At least Stolker’s home institution, Leiden, has an excuse.