NASJE News, Summer 2005

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The National Association of State Judicial Educators (NASJE) was founded in 1975 to provide a clearinghouse for an emerging body of specialized judicial education materials and techniques, and to enhance state judicial education programs.

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News
• Teaching Judging in Law School, Part 4
  by Paul Biderman
• Transitions
• Greetings from the National Criminal Justice Reference Service!
  by Jennifer Buttrey
• DOJ Update
• Mentoring Available
  by Kathleen Sikora
• From the President
  by William Brunson
• From the Editor
  by Phil Schopick

Resources
• Assessing and Fulfilling the Special Education Needs of Traffic Court Judges
  by Judge Karl Grube
• Judicial Responses to Batterers: Effective Court Sanctions
  by Judge David M. Gersten
• Benefits of Judicial Branch Education
  by Diane E. Cowdrey, Ed.D.
• Parenting Wisely
  by Joey Binard
• Meeting Technology – Where Do We Get Our Information? Part 2
  by Jo Dale Bearden

Features
• Thiagi Newsletter
• Voices from the Past: Tips on Flipping -- Flipcharts

Manager's Briefcase
• Giving and ReceivingFeedback
by Pamela Lizardi, M.Ed.

NASJE Newsletter Committee
Editor Philip J. Schopick	Domestic and Family Violence Kathleen Gross
Family Courts Joey Binard	Manager's Briefcase Martha V. Kilbourn
Web Developer Steve Circeo	Adult Education Robin E. Wosje
Guest Editors
Mentoring Kathleen Sikora	International Ellen Marshall
Distance & Electronic Learning Ray E. Foster	FastRead© Marguerite Stenquist
Communities of Practice Maureen Conner	Transitions & Voices from the Past Kay Palmer
Futures Denise Dancy	Judicial Perspective Hon. David Gersten
Problem-Solving Courts Pam Casey