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5/30/2018 Coursework (eLearning) - Course Evaluations | My Carthage
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entertaining class with a very knowledgable professor, but there wasn't really
any incentive to go to class, which makes it even harder to go to an 8am.
Professor Pilarski was by far one of the top 3 professors/ educators I have
ever had in my life. On the outside, he really ran our sessions as a discussion
based experience where there really was no right answers or lectures. This
really encouraged us as students to voice our own opinions which actually
caused us to see every side of situations and even a deeper meaning on each
subject at hand. Even when a student made a claim that was not on topic or
even if they did not explain it clearly, Immediately after they were nished
Professor Pilarski agreed with their point and expanded on that perspective.
That really made me as a student want to participate more in class, and
showed how informed and open minded he was in every subject he was
teaching. I never really have had a professor, beside Professor Pilarski and
Professor Greg Barron, that has taken classes to this level before. I really
believe more professors need to teach like and this is the direction education
needs to move into in the future.
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