Roger Chan
Washington State University - Main Campus
Department:
History
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The only negative I have for Prof. Chan is that sometimes his lectures aren't the most fluid. However, he more than makes up for that slight weakness with his enthusiasm, knowledge, and love of both his subject and his students.
Positive:
Good professor.
I would recommend this professor
Is interesting/entertaining/funny
Is challenging
Is creative
Brings discussion into the classroom
Motivates students to do well
Is willing to help students anytime
Shows a love of teaching
Shows a great knowledge of subject matter
Involves students in every lecture
Has enthusiasm in the classroom
Best professors I've ever had!
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He is crazy!! Funny guy. Very blunt. Good teacher. Good class (GenEd 111).
Positive:
Good professor.
Great teaching methods/approach
I would recommend this professor
Is interesting/entertaining/funny
Brings discussion into the classroom
Motivates students to do well
Is willing to help students anytime
Shows a great knowledge of subject matter
Has enthusiasm in the classroom
Comes to class organized
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Positive:
Is challenging
Negative:
Expectations are unclear or lofty
Overly difficult tests or assignments
Notes/lecture is confusing
Needs to involve students in class discussions