Professor
Kenneth Reinhard
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Winter 2010 - (Don't why Eng 140 wasn't an option to choose from. I took him for 140a) I have no idea how he got such good reviews. I will agree that he cares, if you go to his office hours. The real trick with him is to go to his office hours...but if you work and don't have time to chat with him you'll do really badly. His lectures are the worst. You'll think you understood perfectly, but he won't think you did. He's a nice guy, but a terrible teacher. If you want an easy A, just go to his office hours and form a study group before the test. If you want to LEARN, avoid his class...His teaching skills aren't as good as they should be.
Winter 2010 - (Don't why Eng 140 wasn't an option to choose from. I took him for 140a) I have no idea how he got such good reviews. I will agree that he cares, if you go to his office hours. The real trick with him is to go to his office hours...but if you work and don't have time to chat with him you'll do really badly. His lectures are the worst. You'll think you understood perfectly, but he won't think you did. He's a nice guy, but a terrible teacher. If you want an easy A, just go to his office hours and form a study group before the test. If you want to LEARN, avoid his class...His teaching skills aren't as good as they should be.
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I took Professor Reinhard for both English 140A and 180 (a seminar on Wagner) and he is amazing. He truly cares about each student learning and more so about their improvement. He grades students somewhat individually. If you have improved in his class, he will notice. If you show effort, he will notice this as well. Professor Reinhard is one of the few teachers in the English department that seems to still care about the STUDENTS, and not about making a ridiculously hard class... although his classes are difficult. 140A covered Plato to Kant, which was all very dense material, however, Professor Reinhard made this tedious information available to all. If you still had trouble understanding concepts, he would welcome you to his office hours, or even a scheduled appointment. Like I said, he truly cares about student learning.
I took Professor Reinhard for both English 140A and 180 (a seminar on Wagner) and he is amazing. He truly cares about each student learning and more so about their improvement. He grades students somewhat individually. If you have improved in his class, he will notice. If you show effort, he will notice this as well. Professor Reinhard is one of the few teachers in the English department that seems to still care about the STUDENTS, and not about making a ridiculously hard class... although his classes are difficult. 140A covered Plato to Kant, which was all very dense material, however, Professor Reinhard made this tedious information available to all. If you still had trouble understanding concepts, he would welcome you to his office hours, or even a scheduled appointment. Like I said, he truly cares about student learning.
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