Professor
Andrea Burton
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Most Helpful Review
Fall 2024 - They need to get rid of this flipped classroom thing. It is absolutely useless and just proves that the professors are lazy. They make you independently learn everything, and when they go through it during lectures, it is so watered down. The lectures are mandatory and the iClicker is too but its not graded on accuracy. Burton is a mid lecturer. She is probably a good person but lowkey she is a little passive aggressive at times when you confront her with an issue. They made you do so many useless assignments that are not even related to Bio at all. I hated this class the most. The midterms are actually hard and the final is too. The only good thing about this class was that there were a lot of buffer points in the gradebook.
Fall 2024 - They need to get rid of this flipped classroom thing. It is absolutely useless and just proves that the professors are lazy. They make you independently learn everything, and when they go through it during lectures, it is so watered down. The lectures are mandatory and the iClicker is too but its not graded on accuracy. Burton is a mid lecturer. She is probably a good person but lowkey she is a little passive aggressive at times when you confront her with an issue. They made you do so many useless assignments that are not even related to Bio at all. I hated this class the most. The midterms are actually hard and the final is too. The only good thing about this class was that there were a lot of buffer points in the gradebook.
Most Helpful Review
Winter 2024 - Burton is an amazing professor! Despite all the stress and headache commonly associated with the 7 series in general, Burton genuinely cared about teaching the material and making sure students understood it, never hesitating to go back a couple of slides to gladly elaborate on any tricky concepts.
Winter 2024 - Burton is an amazing professor! Despite all the stress and headache commonly associated with the 7 series in general, Burton genuinely cared about teaching the material and making sure students understood it, never hesitating to go back a couple of slides to gladly elaborate on any tricky concepts.
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