Seeking UL Education Class Feedback

[HBCIRCA14]

 

Has anyone taken UL Education classes at UMPI? I'm looking for feedback on the amount of work required for the following classes: 

• EDU 302: Teaching & Learning in a professional Based System
  
• EDU 305: Designing and Maintaining Effective Learning Environments
  

Since I'm a trainer at work, I thought maybe these would be interesting but I also don't want a class that will require a TON of work due to time constraints. 

Thanks in advance!!!

[wildebeest]

 

Has anyone taken UL Education classes at UMPI? I'm looking for feedback on the amount of work required for the following classes: 

• EDU 302: Teaching & Learning in a professional Based System
  
• EDU 305: Designing and Maintaining Effective Learning Environments
  

Since I'm a trainer at work, I thought maybe these would be interesting but I also don't want a class that will require a TON of work due to time constraints. 

Thanks in advance!!!

I did a History and Political Science major but took EDU 305 for fun at the end of my second session. I ended up wishing I had just taken another political science course. I found it to be a lot of work with tough grading and strange comments on my writing, such as being told that I ought not use m-dashes, even though I was using them correctly. It wasn't bad, but it was more work than I anticipated and I thought the paper grading felt haphazard.

[ss20ts]

All of the EDU courses in the minor require a great deal of writing. The professors are extremely picky. I've seen more people drop this minor than complete it.

[HBCIRCA14]

 

Has anyone taken UL Education classes at UMPI? I'm looking for feedback on the amount of work required for the following classes: 

• EDU 302: Teaching & Learning in a professional Based System
  
• EDU 305: Designing and Maintaining Effective Learning Environments
  

Since I'm a trainer at work, I thought maybe these would be interesting but I also don't want a class that will require a TON of work due to time constraints. 

Thanks in advance!!!

I did a History and Political Science major but took EDU 305 for fun at the end of my second session. I ended up wishing I had just taken another political science course. I found it to be a lot of work with tough grading and strange comments on my writing, such as being told that I ought not use m-dashes, even though I was using them correctly. It wasn't bad, but it was more work than I anticipated and I thought the paper grading felt haphazard.

I appreciate the feedback. I will stay away. 

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All of the EDU courses in the minor require a great deal of writing. The professors are extremely picky. I've seen more people drop this minor than complete it.

That's very good insight. Thanks for helping me dodge a bullet. How is your Master's program going at WGU?

[ss20ts]

 

Has anyone taken UL Education classes at UMPI? I'm looking for feedback on the amount of work required for the following classes: 

• EDU 302: Teaching & Learning in a professional Based System
  
• EDU 305: Designing and Maintaining Effective Learning Environments
  

Since I'm a trainer at work, I thought maybe these would be interesting but I also don't want a class that will require a TON of work due to time constraints. 

Thanks in advance!!!

I did a History and Political Science major but took EDU 305 for fun at the end of my second session. I ended up wishing I had just taken another political science course. I found it to be a lot of work with tough grading and strange comments on my writing, such as being told that I ought not use m-dashes, even though I was using them correctly. It wasn't bad, but it was more work than I anticipated and I thought the paper grading felt haphazard.

I appreciate the feedback. I will stay away. 

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All of the EDU courses in the minor require a great deal of writing. The professors are extremely picky. I've seen more people drop this minor than complete it.

That's very good insight. Thanks for helping me dodge a bullet. How is your Master's program going at WGU?