EDUC 211The School and the Social Order
Education · Faculty of Arts and Sciences · 3 credits
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EDUC 211 works well for students who are not education majors — past students confirm it is a good fit as an outside elective.
Najla Bashour's EDUC 211 was considered boring, though she reportedly no longer teaches the course.
Lina Khalil's EDUC 211 is an easy A with low workload and high attainable grades, and she is considered an amazing professor.
EDUC 211 with Lina Khalil is an amazing course: the work is reading responses and essays, classes are discussion based, and high grades are achievable.
Lina Khalil doesn't take attendance in EDUC 211, but there are weekly or bi-weekly assignments, a paper, and a final exam, making for a heavy workload with grades that aren't very high; non-education majors are advised not to take it.
Professor Lina is one of the sweetest and best instructors at AUB. The course is very interesting. You are required to complete 10 reading notes throughout the semester as well as 2 essays. High grades are obtainable if you show interest and understanding.
The prof is amazing. There is reading before every session and you have to make 10 Note cards about the readings by the end of the semester. There is also
Educational genealogy where you talk about your family educational history and then analyze and relate them to the course material+ Final exam. She is flexible and gives good grades. If you follow up with her, you will be OK.
he is very nice and chill as a teacher and the course is interesting but when it comes to grading don't really expect high grades
She is sweet and good with grades . The course consisted of a midterm and a final . You also have to present a project at the end of the semester (there are two types either a newspaper project for those who like to work individually or a field project where you work as a group) . One imp. thing is to read the articles in the book so you could have an idea about wt is being discussed in class . Never leave them to the last minute because they require time , you won't manage to finish them. Plus in the exams you have to show her that you've read because class notes alone aren't enough. Dr. Najla didn't post her slides on moodle so you have to be attentative in class. The course is a bit demanding but really interesting.
To me the course was very interesting but it's very demanding as well, I wouldn't suggest that you take it as an elective