Easy class. All you do is do a media review and pack back every week. the exams you take whenever over the course of two days they're open.

She didn't really matter, my TA is what sucked. He was such a strict grader I wish I had gone to the professor about it sooner.

You can have notes for the exams. They have quizlets with almost everything you need for them so type them up and print them out.

I took this course for an easy A humanity credit, but i actually enjoyed it a lot. I learned a lot about people with disabilities and certain struggles they go through everyday and not only do we learn about the struggles of the disabled people but also what the parents/friends/workplaces/love ones/siblings have to go through. I enjoyed that they included a lot of different position and were so specific about it. The homework assignments were pretty easy and the recording lectures were pretty clear and helpful. The exams are open note so it should be an easy A.

Actually learn something from this course, because it can be helpful one day if needed

Super easy and interesting class for diversity credit! Even in Summer B we only met 3 days a week and the professor is so kind and passionate!

This is a requirement for those of us doing an Education Sciences degree. I thought this course was going to be something very difficult but, overall, it has been a pleasure and straightforward.

The content of the course consisted of many videos and an understanding of the history of disabilities, different types of disabilities, how people with disabilities can struggle in society, and how to help support them. I believe that this course is useful for those who need a beginning 101 of disabilities in society.

Professor was great. Not much communication as all videos is pre-recorded by another instructor (which is amazing, by the way).

This requires weekly submissions that require originality on packback. Be prepared to take time to brainstorm for relatable content.