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Alexander Levine
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Fall 2016 - The professor is incredibly unclear. He teaches as if we already knew the material. TAs didn't communicate with the professor which made them completely useless when it came to clarification on tests and it felt like they hardly knew the material themselves. Levine's office hours were right after class, so many people weren't able to go to them. Tests were mainly conceptual and involved problems that we had never seen before or involved a very deep understanding of the material. I would avoid taking Levine again at all costs.
Fall 2016 - The professor is incredibly unclear. He teaches as if we already knew the material. TAs didn't communicate with the professor which made them completely useless when it came to clarification on tests and it felt like they hardly knew the material themselves. Levine's office hours were right after class, so many people weren't able to go to them. Tests were mainly conceptual and involved problems that we had never seen before or involved a very deep understanding of the material. I would avoid taking Levine again at all costs.
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Summer 2018 - Professor Levine really cares about his students and that is evident. His lectures really focus on the applications of the material, and how topics we are learning are related to upper-division chemistry. The homework assigned as well as textbook readings supported what was learned in class.
Summer 2018 - Professor Levine really cares about his students and that is evident. His lectures really focus on the applications of the material, and how topics we are learning are related to upper-division chemistry. The homework assigned as well as textbook readings supported what was learned in class.
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