Challenging but overall good.

This was my first time doing a literature review and I'm glad I had the experience. I also found the matter I was researching interesting.

Good professor. Quick to respond to emails and questions.

That we were going to do a literature review.

To be honestly, this course is not bad at all! If you are taking this as a major, this course is honestly perfect for you! It teaches you about children and what you wish to know about and some stuff about teenagers but mainly about school-agers. Also if you want to purchase a book from this course, you can get a physical or a digital copy.

This course gives you a background and an introduction about children. It goes through all of the theories, rights of the child, etc. This course is good to use as a teachable if you are going into Teacher's college. I will let everyone know about this course since there is a lot of readings and there will be a midterm and final exam based on the readings and lectures that were gone through the tutorial and lectures.

The professor, she really cares about this course. I can tell she put a lot of passion into it. She also responds to emails very quickly in regards to what you want to ask for. And her teaching team, they are absolutely incredible! They are willing to assist you and help you reach to your fullest potential and success so you can go onto level 2 and so on.

Take notes, read the lecture slides beforehand and the textbook too that way you at least have a small understanding of what will happen in class! There will be notecard questions which will be a part of your grade! Also attend your tutorial classes! DON'T MISS OUT ON THEM because they are worth a lot and because you can also learn from that class.

This course, I guess it's fine but there's a lot of readings and material to go through. Tatiana does give students online simulations to try and help them understand the topic better. The exams though, I'm warning you, they are hard because it's all based on time management and the materials and if you actually understand the content of this course very well at the back of your own hand.

There is one project which is based on research which is worth a couple of marks. The 4 short assignments, you pretty much make your own multiple choice questions that must be conceptual and factual. I personally loved doing those short assignments since they are worth a couple of marks and it's pretty quick! This course is also done asynchronously so it's one independently at your own pace but you need to watch out for deadlines.

I guess Tatiana is ok but... she just gives a lot of content and it's hard to catch up with her lessons especially online readings/articles.

If you really want to take this course, THINK TWICE! The course, "Understanding colour" sounds interesting until you start looking at the content and everything being thrown at you. This could be used as a science teachable I guess if you SERIOUSLY understand, optics, chemistry, of anything that is science related really. Also make sure to look through the lectures as the weekly quizzes will be based on the slides.

Honestly, I learned a lot from this course. You learn about different kinds of poetry from Shakespeare's times and way before his time too. If you are able to understand Old English just fine, you shouldn't have a problem understanding this course if this course is right for you and that you are truly interested in learning more about old literature and peoms as well.

There is a lot of heavy readings and content to go through especially when you need to prepare for your midterm exam! There is no final exam but you will need to come prepare with your notes because some of them will be based on the notes that he gives you.

Peter is not a bad professor at all. But he is a really tough grader but he does give good feedback. You just need to follow his requirements in order to get a good grade.

READ EVERYTHING BEFORE YOU COME INTO HIS CLASS because if you don't read it before class, you won't understand anything that he posted. He'll also be more than happy to answer your questions just as long as you understand what you are reading. If you don't understand what you are reading, you could be screwed and get a bad grade especially on your assignments that are ridiculously heavy!