Yale Law School has implemented an “opt-in” system in one of its courses—meaning students in the class can simply decide they do not want to be called on—leading to the debate. A social media post addressing the topic has millions of views and several hundred comments.
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Yale Law Course 'Cold Calls' Sparks Massive Social Media Debate
Adam Mortara, a prominent conservative lawyer, has sparked an online debate regarding the use, or lack thereof, of “cold calls” in law school classes. So reports Reuters.
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