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In early March 2020, we faced a global public health challenge that upended our daily routines. In quick order, businesses and educational institutions at all levels closed their doors, and we were advised to “shelter in place” to preserve our lives. We learned new phrases such as “social distancing,” “flattening the curve” and “self-isolation” as we modified our personal and work lives to adjust to our “new normal.” Now, almost six months after we first learned about the deadly coronavirus, it is time to examine how the pandemic has and will continue to impact case teaching and case writing. The...
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