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Dr. Paul was a wonderful teacher this quarter! His lectures were interesting, clear, and engaging. Sleep is something we all do, yet we know so little about it. It was super interesting to hear from Dr. Paul and other sleep experts on the reason we sleep the way we do. The class was very organized and clear, and it was cool to hear from different guest lecturers who each had unique insight into sleep. Would highly recommend any physci or neuro student to take this course!
This class was pretty interesting, and I appreciated how the lectures were formatted more like a seminar/graduate-level class. Guest speakers were brought in for many lectures, which gave the class a pretty well-rounded view of the topic. Discussion quizzes weren't hard and covered basic topics talked about in lecture & reviewed in the discussion. The final paper was a good practice in scientific writing and thinking critically about the class subjects.
Took this class asynchronously, lectures were easy to follow and it was cool how they invited guest lecturers every week. There were weekly multiple choice quizzes and the midterm/final were papers (create an experiment and relate to lecture material) that weren't graded too harshly. Final presentation was presenting the purpose, methods, results, etc of a relevant paper.
Dr. Paul was a wonderful teacher this quarter! His lectures were interesting, clear, and engaging. Sleep is something we all do, yet we know so little about it. It was super interesting to hear from Dr. Paul and other sleep experts on the reason we sleep the way we do. The class was very organized and clear, and it was cool to hear from different guest lecturers who each had unique insight into sleep. Would highly recommend any physci or neuro student to take this course!
This class was pretty interesting, and I appreciated how the lectures were formatted more like a seminar/graduate-level class. Guest speakers were brought in for many lectures, which gave the class a pretty well-rounded view of the topic. Discussion quizzes weren't hard and covered basic topics talked about in lecture & reviewed in the discussion. The final paper was a good practice in scientific writing and thinking critically about the class subjects.
Took this class asynchronously, lectures were easy to follow and it was cool how they invited guest lecturers every week. There were weekly multiple choice quizzes and the midterm/final were papers (create an experiment and relate to lecture material) that weren't graded too harshly. Final presentation was presenting the purpose, methods, results, etc of a relevant paper.
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