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Each JERITT monograph offers theory on and practical application of subject matter pertinent to developing the knowledge and competencies of judicial branch educators and others involved in the continuing professional education of judges and court personnel.
  1. Judicial Education Needs Assessment and Program Evaluation
  2. Mentoring in the Judiciary
  3. Education For Development: Principles and Practices In Judicial Education
  4. Curriculum, Program, and Faculty Development: Managing People, Process, and Product
  5. Program Management: Managing Deadlines, Details, Activities, and People
  6. Education for Development: The Voices of Practitioners in the Judiciary
  7. Professional Education and Development of NASJE Members
  8. Ability-Based Learning and Judicial Education: An Approach to Ongoing Professional Development
  9. Claiming Status in an Emerging Occupation: A Study of State Judicial Education in America
  10. The Courts and Judicial Branch Education: Creating Their Future in the New Millennium
  11. Conducting Impact Evaluation for Judicial Branch Education
  12. Preparing Organizations for Distance Learning Technologies
  13. Developing a Court Leadership and Management Curriculum




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