It is an overview of major milestones in life and the psychological impact of them. It was a fun fairly easy class.

The class focuses on developmental theories. It takes a more in depth look at Erik erikson’s primary tentions. Adjustments of major milestones such as death.

The professor was caring and her curriculum was clear. Will work with you on due dates if you talk to her.

The class is pretty straightforward and her grading policy is pretty forgiving.

There is a lot of reading and she does not like general answers. The more specific the better. I really enjoyed it.

The information is a key piece of what is overlooked when treating patients. It covers how culture, age, gender could influence health outcomes and medical professionals should be mindful of when making treatment plans.

Prof Sherman is a great teacher and easy to talk to. She is quick to respond which is huge in online classes. She is very specific which makes her a kinda a tough grader but she gives great feedback for exactly what she’s looking for. Overall the class is full of useful information and the curriculum is fun. One long discussion and scientific journal review weekly.

Use examples from the book as frequently as you can. Especially on midterm, final and discussion post.

Lots of reading due for each class. Very hard to understand and moves on quickly.

Not very useful.

Professor is very sweet but doesn't teach well, takes pages straight from book and uses them word for word for the slides in class. Seems like he doesn't know what he is talking about.

I don't recommend taking this class.