Would not recommend to a beginner.

athletic injuries and it was useful.

designed to be quiz heavy, but has fine print questions that were not stated in the lectures.

you need to create an ai bot that is trained in athletic training to transcribe his lectures and ask you questions that were only glanced over in lecture. only then can you become prepared to take his quiz that consists of 7 lectures within one module. dreadful

The lectures are very interesting, but the quiz questions are difficult. He asks questions that are not explicitly stated in the lecture and or was not said during lecture, but in pictures. Therefore the questions are extremely tricky if you don't do your own research in addition to intentionally listening to his lectures. It helps to 2x his voice because although it's interesting, the videos are long and can lose attention rather quickly because of information overload. It's hard when there is no textbook for this class to give a general glance overview. He definitely uses his experience as a way to ask questions that was only glanced over in the slides. Definitely not a class I would want to take again with this professor given the prior background knowledge you need for this.

Content heavy with back to back information, sometime two modules within 1 week.

Jargon heavy on the quizzes - tends to sideline on important details stated in the lecture and only focuses on small details. Can be disorganized with class delivery.

I wish I had known that we would need an ATC background + ability to read his brain to take his class. Not really standardized from a textbook - feels like he is keeping secrets from us, because there is no text book he is basing his lecture on. Would help -- Everything is also closed book.

Super easy course, I would have gotten an A but I was struggling in other aspects of my life lol

More useful for ECE majors, I'm taking an early intervention minor so it was required but it wasn't super relevant to someone majoring in ABA.

I've taken a few classes with Bales and she's great, her classes are straightforward and not heavy on coursework.

The first course in the ABA program that I felt I was actually learning something new as someone who's been an RBT for a while.

Useful content, most of the semester focused on a group project that went surprisingly well considering it was online. The project was very time consuming.

LaMarca is AMAZING. So nice and such a great resource when it comes to ABA. He was very responsive to emails and he was incredibly understanding/flexible.

Be prepared to spend a LOT of time graphing