What kind of teacher was Barack Obama?

Answer 1

Not any more, but for twelve years, he was an adjunct professor of constitutional law at the University of Chicago Law School; he was offered a full-time position, but declined it because he wanted to enter politics.

Answer 2

He does not seem to have taught any classes on his own, although he may have been a teaching assistant. We do know, for example, that he was a research assistant for one of Harvard's most influential law professors, Lawrence Tribe, and it is not unusual for such students to at times get called upon to teach in an undergraduate class. We also know he was the editor of the Harvard Law Review. But most of Mr. Obama's teaching occurred at the University of Chicago, where he taught law courses for twelve years.

Answer 3

Mr. Obama was an adjunct professor of law at the University of Chicago Law School, where he taught several courses, including one about the constitution and another about prejudice and discrimination. By all accounts, he was very popular and there were waiting lists to get into his classes. He was not famous then-- he was just a civil rights attorney in Chicago. He taught at the University of Chicago for about twelve years; they offered him a full-time position, but he decided he wanted to go into politics, and chose to focus on that, rather than on being a professor. By 2004, he was no longer teaching.

Answer 4

Yes, he taught at the University of Chicago.

Answer 5

University of Chicago Law School (Constitutional Law).

Answer 6

Yes. He was a professor of constitutional law at the University of Chicago.

Answer 7

University of Chicago Law School

Answer 8

he went to lawschool Harvard

Answer 9

Yes