FCS 324/PSYC 370 What do you think you will remember from this course five years from...
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What do you think you will remember from this course five years from now? Why? (It does not have to be content-related; this can also be a life skill. and how can you use what you have learned in this class in your future career?
I have gained humongous amount of academic knowledge in these five years period but what I will most remember are my friends and college. The teachings which my teachers gave, the examples they shared how to tackle problems in life, almost everything from here will be missed. In the course we are studying human development and this will help me a lot in future because it is going to help me to understand other people emotion, personality , thinking , life issues and all these will help me also in my personal life in coming future so I can tackle my and others problems.
What was the biggest obstacle for you in learning the material?
Although, there was not much any obstacle in learning but the text material was to lengthy and to read all the chapters it would take lot of time.
and If you could change one thing in the course, what would it be? (This could be anything from the textbook to the class format to a specific assignment.)
I would limit the text material and try to focus more on practical knowledge. Students will be given more knowledge about the course practically because practical knowledge is more important that text knowledge.
and did you meet your own expectations for the class? Why or why not?
Yes, I meet my own expectations for the class. I tried and did my best and learnt with the help teachers and this changed my thinking and opened my perspective towards life.
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