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No, I didn't laugh at his corny jokes. No, I didn't find his class to be interesting and enjoyable. I found it to be stressful and painful. Try studying for his test for 4 hours and get a poor grade. Not an easy class for me. I hate, NO, I despise his teaching strategy. You know, I thought a PowerPoint was supposed to be helpful. You can't read his, nor understand what the hell is one there. It's all jumbled together and makes NO sense. I am a junior and this is the first class I am going to receive a C in. But honestly, most people enjoy his class and the material very well, but it's not effective for me. I think he's frustrating and confusing. Also, if you decide to take his class, be prepared to GET INTO GROUPS 2 and 3 times a class period, so he can take a break from teaching, if he's doing any. Excuse me Mr. Wininger, but YOUR job is to teach NOT let a fellow student teach me in-class. I come to class to hear you ramble, not listen to what some student did last night at their frat or sorority house. And another thing, his tests are by far the worst. Studying for them does not help at all. Believe me, I've tried. I make a better grade when I study the least... his notes confuse me more. He makes up scenarios that would give Einstein's head a spin. As a future educator, we are not going to be faced with a situation THAT confusing as the scenarios that we cannot figure out how to motivate a student. Another thing that has been on my mind is how he WASTE so much class time. He gets into discussions with students as WASTE 5-10 min. of MY time. Time that he should be explaining stuff clearly instead of trying to argue with a student so he can prove that he's right and their wrong on something. I think this man thinks he's perfect and never made a mistake in his life. No, Mr. Wininger you're not perfect. You make mistakes too. Everything you think is NOT right. Your opinion isn't the only one that matters. The only thing I learned from his class is how to NOT teach, which he demonstrates for us everyday. I found his class to be more frustrating than Christopher Reeve trying to do the hokey pokey. And that's not to knock Mr. Reeve, but I hope it gives you somewhat of an idea the pain he will cause you.
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