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Course: GLY 424, Fall 2009School: SUNY Buffalo
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424/524: GLY Review of Presentations Instructor:__________________________ 1. What is the topic being taught? 2. What was the instructor's goal? 3. What techniques did the instructor use? (e.g., demos, lectures, hands-on activities) 4. Were the techniques effective and appropriate? 5. Did the instructor achieve his/her goal? 6. Please assign a letter grade to the instructor.
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424/524: GLY Review of Presentations Instructor:__________________________ 1. What is the topic being taught?
2. What was the instructor's goal?
3. What techniques did the instructor use? (e.g., demos, lectures, hands-on activities)
4. Were the techniques effective and appropriate?
5. Did the instructo...
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