He attended Harvard Business School s Program on Case Method and Participant-Centered Learning in Boston and Beijing, exclusively designed for senior professors and deans of universities in Greater China and Singapore.
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Dwight believed that his method was superior to the case method because it helped to create trained legal practitioners ready to enter the profession rather than academics more suited to teaching.
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That year, he and other faculty, students, and alumni protested the Columbia trustees attempts to convert the law school to the case method, and left to found New York Law School.
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Unwilling to adopt modern techniques such as the case method, or to expand and deepen its curriculum by opting for the three-year standard, Cumberland became the symbol of the democratic bar.
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Prior to the founding of the Tepper School, management education typically used the case method approach popularized at the Harvard Business School, based upon examples from successful companies and microeconomic theory.
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These two pillars of legal education-- the so-called " Socratic method " and the " case method "-- were both pioneered at Harvard and survive there less changed than anywhere else.
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"The case method relentlessly trains you come up with solutions to problems, " said Michael Porter, the Christensen Professor of Administration, whose first teaching assignment at Harvard was Bush's Section C class.
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In 1891, in response to Columbia's adoption of the case method, Dwight and a number of Columbia professors left the Law School to found New York Law School in Manhattan's Financial District.
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The case method gives students the ability to quickly make sense of a complex problem, rapidly arrive at a reasonable solution, and communicate that solution to others in a succinct and effective manner.
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C . Roland Christensen, an influential Harvard Business School professor who helped create the field of business strategy and was an authority on the use of the case method in teaching, died on Saturday.
