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Not too easy. Not too difficult.
Course Overview:
Achieving mastery will help me to reach my goals in life and give back to my community and become a great leader in my community. I also believe that achieving mastery will help me to pursue my goal of becoming a doctor one day. Achieving mastery will be a brand new experience for me, and I know that it will prepare me for whatever my future holds. Achieving mastery will allow me to have job security. My future will be better once I achieve mastery, and I will be easily employable in the future. Gaining knowledge and experience is one of the most important part of pursuing further education.Completing mastery is also important to me because it has allowed me to learn about different subjects, and to be a well-rounded and educated person before I begin college.
Course highlights:
The highlight of this course was when we had class discussions and debate about how to think critically.Fun course where you learn about how to think critically .
Hours per week:
0-2 hours
Advice for students:
Be on time and participate in a class discussion and read each chapter before class. Review notes and join a study group if needed.
Pretty easy, overall.
Course Overview:
I would recommend this class to many other incoming freshman into the university. This class proves many techniques to analyze information throughout your college career and learn about new way to critical think.
Course highlights:
By taking this course I learn a lot of new information about how to evaluate sources from the internet and about biases. While evaluating sources on the internet there are many steps you must complete many steps to be credible or not. The biases that you earn about show you how different articles can provide different points of view depending on the writer. There are always biases present in an article and you must look at more than one source.
Hours per week:
3-5 hours
Advice for students:
Be prepared to read a lot. Although there is a lot of reading it is not that hard and you must participate in the class discussions about the reading. If you do this you will receive an A at the end of the semester. Also apply everything you go over into the final project.
