ENGL 162
Earlier Victorian Poetry and Prose
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I took Later Romanticism with Dr. Sanchez. Students are quick to berate professors when they do not achieve certain desired outcomes, namely, good grades matched with light coursework. I have grown immensely under Dr. Sanchez's instruction. He requires that students prove their comprehension of the material through frequent quizzes, and that they write strong. If a student seizes the opportunity, they will acquire some really brilliant insight about romanticism, and emerge as far stronger writers on the other end of the course. There is no midterm, and no passage ID final, but simply a final paper that needs to be well written. Dr. Sanchez provides his students all the tools they need to achieve this end. I was aware of his relatively poor rating on this sight and felt compelled to debunk existing notions. If you're not willing to invest in the course, no, Dr. Sanchez will not be your best friend, but for those of us that cared to grow, we loved the course and felt privileged to study under him. I would liken the process of selecting classes and professors to sitting down at a bar. Will you choose a vintage wine or a craft beer? Or will order your appletini–zero sophistication that goes down easy.
I took Later Romanticism with Dr. Sanchez. Students are quick to berate professors when they do not achieve certain desired outcomes, namely, good grades matched with light coursework. I have grown immensely under Dr. Sanchez's instruction. He requires that students prove their comprehension of the material through frequent quizzes, and that they write strong. If a student seizes the opportunity, they will acquire some really brilliant insight about romanticism, and emerge as far stronger writers on the other end of the course. There is no midterm, and no passage ID final, but simply a final paper that needs to be well written. Dr. Sanchez provides his students all the tools they need to achieve this end. I was aware of his relatively poor rating on this sight and felt compelled to debunk existing notions. If you're not willing to invest in the course, no, Dr. Sanchez will not be your best friend, but for those of us that cared to grow, we loved the course and felt privileged to study under him. I would liken the process of selecting classes and professors to sitting down at a bar. Will you choose a vintage wine or a craft beer? Or will order your appletini–zero sophistication that goes down easy.
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