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Helpful during office hours to office hours and might save your day but is loud about accomodations and may not be willing to postpone an assignment after already postponing it to ther students( but he eventually did postpone a bit). Might ask you to come in 30 mins before and 30 mins after. In terms of treatment, he is nice but again loud about accommodations and can make you uncomfortable.
Gives all the students 5h to complete a written exam and 2h to complete a computational exam. The process of getting accomodated in his class is counterproductive because you'd be completing your exam in 7h-10h over two days and you might need to explain yourself and condition a lot because he initially believed that 5h is enough for everyone and the 2h were enough also for everyone. To complete his exams you need lots of hours which may harm your chances of getting the grade you deserve and during the final exam, extra time wasn't given because he gave us all 5h and considered that the exam was much much easier than other exams. So, in brief, getting accomodated in his course is extremely hard to apply.
Always ready to accomodate and was willing to give more than 50% during the final exam and is very concerned about being fair and giving the extra time every weekly quiz.
Understanding and always ready to accomodate and help including extended time for assignments and exams.
I had "up to 50% extra time" written in the accomondations letter so in the midterm he didn't want to give me them fully because that was explicitly stated but after arguing he gave me the extra time. But, he suprised me and someone else during the final exam and did not give us 50% and instead gave us 25%. He doesn't like office hours and only likes questions asked by email but he puts effort into his emails and solves/replies to any question you have.
Gave extra 10 mins + 50% extra time to compensate for the time gone when the students were leaving and making noise. Didn't ask for anything other than the extra time but he seems really understanding and he also usually provides his anonated slides for his students in addition to old recordings which are useful.
Writes everything down and the class is engaging and we have lots of discussions and accomodates well and is the opposite of being loud about accomondations. There wasn't papers when I took it but there usually is so I didn't ask her for a deadline extention.
Gives all the students 5h to complete a written exam and 2h to complete a computational exam. The process of getting accomodated in his class is counterproductive because you'd be completing your exam in 7h-10h over two days and you might need to explain yourself and condition a lot because he initially believed that 5h is enough for everyone and the 2h were enough also for everyone. To complete his exams you need lots of hours which may harm your chances of getting the grade you deserve and during the final exam, extra time wasn't given because he gave us all 5h and considered that the exam was much much easier than other exams. So, in brief, getting accomodated in his course is extremely hard to apply.
Helpful during office hours to office hours and might save your day but is loud about accomodations and may not be willing to postpone an assignment after already postponing it to ther students( but he eventually did postpone a bit). Might ask you to come in 30 mins before and 30 mins after. In terms of treatment, he is nice but again loud about accommodations and can make you uncomfortable.
Always ready to accomodate and was willing to give more than 50% during the final exam and is very concerned about being fair and giving the extra time every weekly quiz.
Understanding and always ready to accomodate and help including extended time for assignments and exams.
I had "up to 50% extra time" written in the accomondations letter so in the midterm he didn't want to give me them fully because that was explicitly stated but after arguing he gave me the extra time. But, he suprised me and someone else during the final exam and did not give us 50% and instead gave us 25%. He doesn't like office hours and only likes questions asked by email but he puts effort into his emails and solves/replies to any question you have.
Gave extra 10 mins + 50% extra time to compensate for the time gone when the students were leaving and making noise. Didn't ask for anything other than the extra time but he seems really understanding and he also usually provides his anonated slides for his students in addition to old recordings which are useful.
Writes everything down and the class is engaging and we have lots of discussions and accomodates well and is the opposite of being loud about accomondations. There wasn't papers when I took it but there usually is so I didn't ask her for a deadline extention.
The explanations in class were fully verbal with expections such as sometimes writing some words on the board which is a downside but he tried his best to explain and repeated frequently. But, he is extremely understanding when it comes to accommodations and extending the time for papers and he understands fully.
During the sessions, the instructions were almost all verbal which wasn't helpful at all in terms of keeping up in class. In terms of accommodations, I only asked for extra time which I received but I was disturbed with all the TA's talking and students so if you ever have to take with her, I would recommend explicitly telling her that you need silence during the exam.The testing room is extremely huge so i would not recommend at all being seated there.
She gave the extra time but she spoke with students and the TA’s during the extra time given and also the extra time was before and after the exam which isn’t valid and the classroom is extremely large so it’s extremely noisy. So, make sure you start with other students so make sure you start with other students and be seated in a separate room as well as voice your need for a quiet exam-taking experience.
Great with exam accommodation. Put all those who require extended timing in a seperate room which made it less overwhelming from a sensory standpoint. Passed by during exams to make sure we were okay and encouraged us. Gave more than enough extra time.
The most understanding and fair professor. Listened openly to accommodation requests and did not attack, instead reassured. Made sure I felt comfortable and safe in class. Let me leave when I felt overwhelmed by a loud class discussion. Gave all the extra time needed in exams Nd made sure everything was going smoothly. Great professor.
Removed questions instead of giving extra time, which is *not* a valid accommodation. This led to a lower grade obviously. After communicating the issue, he gave extra time, and all the required accommodations which boosted performance. Overall fine.
Gave the time accommodation the 1st midterm but then gave only 25 mins on the final which was 2 hrs. Was supposed to give an extra hour.
He gave me extra time for the exams and when I asked for a deadline extension for my assignments, he said he can’t postpone them since he needs to post the solutions on moodle directly after the original deadline so he can decrease the final percentage of the homework from the final grade which I agreed to but after I finished the course i knew that this isn’t a valid accommodation because it defeats the purpose of accommodations and a valid accommodation would be extending the deadline and posting the solutions later on or shortening the assignment and making it harder so make sure to discuss that.
Gives you the extra time you need, did not ask for other accommodations but he was loud about my accommodations once. He also isn’t organized when it comes to his notes.
Expects you to come in 30 mins earlier and stay 30 mins later during quizzes and 1h earlier and 1h later during the final and that isn’t a valid accommodation since you shouldn’t be coming in to the exam before students and make sure to communicate that when you take courses with her. As for why it isn’t valid, it’s because you shouldn’t start doing the exam earlier than you classmates and that also makes you more likely to get distracted during the exam since you have to go through students coming in and also leaving!