Yael-
I have used the attached problem with great success, as a problem
addressed to both interviewing and counseling. I split the students and
give them each a mirror script/instructions, for either client or
attorney. Feel free to use it.
Best
-Bruce
Prof. Bruce A. Boyer
Director, Civitas ChildLaw Clinic
Loyola Chicago School of Law
25 E. Pearson St.
Chicago, Illinois 60611
(312) 915-7940
(312) 915-6485 (fax)
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Hi all,
Does anyone have any good interviewing simulations they could share
with me that involve students simulating an interview of a child client
(in any context- abuse/neglect matter, delinquency matter, school
discipline matter, etc.)? Also, can anyone recommend any good readings
on interviewing a child client? I am offering my Juvenile Law course as
a professional skills course this semester, and I*m looking for a good
simulation to use with my class. I found a good one written by Julie
Waterstone (from Southwestern Law School), focused on school discipline
issues, which is available in the recent Colker and Waterstone textbook
Special Education Advocacy, but I*m looking for a second one to use so
that I can have each student take a turn playing a lawyer and a turn
playing a child client. Any materials you could send me
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Thanks so much,
Yael
Yael Cannon
Practitioner-in-Residence
American University, Washington College of Law
4801 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20016-8181
(202) 274-4176
(202) 274-0659 (fax)
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