Teaching Torts: A Teacher's Guide to Studies in American Tort Law (2nd edition)

(From back cover): Teaching Torts is a teacher's manual for Studies in American Tort Law (Second edition) and is built around lists of questions for each of the casebook's principal cases. Some of the questions are obvious and elementary, others are more complex. Some inquire into the holding of the case or the opinion's relation to other decisions; others explore issues of public policy, or vary the facts of the case, or present related hypothetical queries. The questions can be reviewed by a professor in advance of class to begin thinking about issues that might be explored in dialogue with students. The notes about the chapters suggest, in rough terms, how many class sessions may be needed to cover the material, and which portions of the text may be omitted, if time is short. Strategies are suggested for teaching certain groups of cases. A large selection of sample torts exams is included in Teaching Torts.