EDUC 215Learning and Human Development
Education · Faculty of Arts and Sciences · 3 credits
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Dr. Samira is very sweet and tries her best to interact with the class during online classes. there is a lot of assignments that are rather easy and 3 exams. There is a lot of information to memorize and understand but the grades are good. the course is very interesting but i wouldn't recommend it as as an easy elective.
A very sweet doctor! She's very nice and gentle... explains the lessons smoothly and high grades are attainable! If you focus getting 80s and 90s is a piece of cake!
Very interesting material and an amazing professor.
You will not be bored in class and you will learn a lot.
However the course has significant workload, but all the work you will put in you will be rewarded for (received a 12/10 grade for doing a little extra than the minimum requirement in a homework).
Grades are highly achievable, interesting classes, interesting material, great professor
The professor is amazing, she’s so sweet. However, the workload is heavy and demanding. The course itself is interesting but it does need work. You can get high grades easily as she really cares about the information you use in the homework’s she gives that she talks about in the classroom. Personally, I worked hard and got really good grades at the same time I really enjoyed the course
EDUC 215 is essentially educational psychology and is graded on two exams, one paper and a final; the material is fairly dense, so students need to keep up from the start, though it is neither too simple nor too demanding.
Tamer Amin's EDUC 215 is very interesting and he's a great professor; the course covers learning and human development through various psychologists' theories and their classroom implications. There are two exams, one paper, and a choice between an in-class or take-home final; the material is a bit dense so it helps to keep up from the start, but overall it's not too demanding.