General Information |
Professor: |
Rico Tyler |
Course: |
SEC 453 |
Course Title: |
Management |
Student Grade: |
A |
Post Date: |
10:45:30 PM 5/23/2008 |
Overall Rating: |
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Exam Information |
Exam Content: |
Multiple Choice
Matching
True/False
Fill in the Blank
Essay
Problem Solving
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Mandatory Final: |
No |
Cumulative Final: |
No |
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Other Information |
Textbook Required: |
No |
Extra Credit Available: |
No |
Attendance Required: |
Not Specified |
Quantity of Notes: |
Few/None |
Difficulty: |
Easy |
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Additional Comments |
Dr. Tyler was a nice person and instructed the class well. He taught in high school for many years so he knows about teaching, but it does seem like he knows more about teaching science classes than just teaching. I agree with comments from the second person. Most of the people in the class struggled with communication with Dr. Tyler. A lot of people talked about sending e-mails and even calling and received no response from Dr. Tyler. One recommendation to him would be to respond to the students who are concerned about not receiving their grades yet, a question about class, or infomation he asked us to send. However, he was slightly unorganized, I found that most in the education department are, and he is no more disorganized than the others. However, we did not get any grades back until a week before the semester was over. Some were concerned about grades from the PGP we did early on. These complaints were from good students, not slackers, who only received B's, but had done the work correctly. The problem with this assignment and others was he gave small amount of direction on how to complete assignments and then graded differently than how the rubric on the electronic portfolio told us to complete the assignment. Besides all this I say he is a good teacher to take this class with. It is not difficult and you might learn how to deal with some management issues in class. But some of the management situations you will discuss are extreme...like a high schooler having a gun in class or drugs. The way you react to the situation does not matter so much as just doing it. Final advice: Check the electronic portfolio for the assignments to print, he does not always give the assignment to you. Get a good group to work with because you have two projects to do together. Ask about the time his high school students thought he was dead on a field trip. You do not need the book....sorry Harry Wong.
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