Spanish Vocabulary: Cultural Experience, University of California, Davis
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創建者 RJ
•Nov 26, 2017
I would very strongly recommend this course. It is a very well thought and planned module, it is fun and informative with some serious assignments that can be challenging but well worth it.
創建者 AP
•Feb 23, 2018
Thank you so much to my instructor for instructing Ana Pelayo.\n\nAna Pelayo.
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創建者 Chirag Singla
•Dec 13, 2018
Great and relevant!
創建者 Mikheil Beriashvili
•Dec 10, 2018
excellent course!
創建者 Eddie Hurt
•Sep 24, 2018
Great learning experience!!
創建者 Bhumik Lalka
•Sep 21, 2018
Great course
創建者 trushali lalka
•Sep 16, 2018
Great course.It helped me a lot
創建者 David Thomas Savage
•Aug 20, 2018
Many of the assignment directions are unclear or unhelpful at best, and incorrect answers do not result in helpful feedback.
創建者 Kriebel Daria Stasio
•Aug 07, 2018
This course seemed to me a little bit harder. Not for complete beginners.
創建者 Ashutosh Shukla
•May 05, 2018
Great course, awesome professor!
創建者 Livia Schmidt
•Mar 31, 2018
Very good Spanish course! I was already able to make use of it during my holidays!
創建者 Bryan Chin
•Mar 13, 2018
Generally speaking I think the course content is good, but I rated this course average because of three main reasons.
1). I think a little more effort to organize the material would go a long way. For example, the grammar presentations refer to new vocabulary words that were not introduced in the vocabulary list, and the vocabulary exams refer to content in the grammar section. It would be nice if the curriculum were designed so that you could study the vocabulary, take the vocabulary exam, then review the grammar and leverage what you learned in the vocabulary section to re-enforce your learning.
2). I also think that some of the topics deserve additional clarifications, and the presentations themselves are very short. I appreciate the length of the presentations when reviewing the presentations to refresh my memory, but difficult concepts sometimes require more attention than they are given. In some cases, it seems as though an elegant choice of words to describe a difficult concept is more important than taking the time to deconstruct that concept into simple phrases.
3). Lastly, there are errors in the presentations and exams, and little to no involvement from the professor to clarify points and/or correct those issues. I have noticed comments from students who have reported the same issues for the past two years, and those issues are still not corrected. I used to comment on the message boards for clarifications and to report errors, but after getting zero responses from the professor I stopped participating.
Conclusion:
Overall, I think it's a good course - it provides a good structure for learning the Spanish language despite the above shortcomings. Although they appear very simple to address, I see the same shortcomings exhibited by every course in the series.
