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Great Professor, interesting readings, interesting discussions most of the time, she's very intelligent, 30% of grade is 200-300ish word discussion posts due every class, only two papers at the end of the semester, reflections throughout semester, you'll do well if you participate, feels more like a sociology or history class than "Theology".
I really enjoyed my God, Self, and Society class with Prof. Wamaitha. While there were readings for class, they weren't necessary for discussion, and the only assignments we were given throughout the semester were weekly journals. I thought the content was very interesting, but because the class is so discussion based, it was boring at times.
This class has interesting content but the delivery is boring. Besides a few times, it was hard to fully stay focused. No technology is allowed which doesn't help when asked specific questions about readings. An easy A if you do assignments and an easy class to fulfill core but doodling will be your best friend.
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Great Professor, interesting readings, interesting discussions most of the time, she's very intelligent, 30% of grade is 200-300ish word discussion posts due every class, only two papers at the end of the semester, reflections throughout semester, you'll do well if you participate, feels more like a sociology or history class than "Theology".
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I really enjoyed my God, Self, and Society class with Prof. Wamaitha. While there were readings for class, they weren't necessary for discussion, and the only assignments we were given throughout the semester were weekly journals. I thought the content was very interesting, but because the class is so discussion based, it was boring at times.
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This class has interesting content but the delivery is boring. Besides a few times, it was hard to fully stay focused. No technology is allowed which doesn't help when asked specific questions about readings. An easy A if you do assignments and an easy class to fulfill core but doodling will be your best friend.