I really enjoyed Dr. Moe's class, she was so so nice!! We talked about life after Roe v. Wade was overturned, feminism, and abortion. She was really understanding that everyone may have different opinions and wanted to create a safe space within our classroom.
It is NOT a traditional English class!! Moe does not walk you through how to write an essay, unlike other english 3 classes, and you have to get used to writing it the way she wants.
At times there was a lot of work due, but as long as you did it you would be fine. The homework essays wouldn't take too long, but there was often at least an hour or two of something you had to watch and read. Moe offers ten points of extra credit if you write an extra essay, and I would definitely recommend doing that! She also definitely has favorites, as there are no rubrics. That being said, as long as you pay attention in class, participate occasionally (I participated maybe once every other week and received an A on participation), come to every class, do the homework, and read/watch everything you will do absolutely fine. I would 100% recommend this class if you're interested in the topics and need writing 1, but you should already be a strong writer coming into it.

Relatively easy class, though assigned movies and articles could get a little bit long (she assigns one video and two article assignments every week).
Essays were pretty straightforward, she didn't grade too harshly.
A little strict with ensuring that you have your course reader and/or articles printed out.
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Professor Moe's class was super engaging and fun. Definitely recommend her class if you want an easy writing I course. Attendance and participation are mandatory for a good grade, but she is really accommodating and offers more than enough participation opportunities. Her homework is not difficult at all as long as you put in the time and effort to do it. There is only one final essay for her class and she gives you a lot of writing freedom. Professor Moe offers a lot of feedback and advice in writing the paper too :))

Weekly homework breakdown: Watch one film weekly and write a homework essay (500 words) connecting to an article she assigns, In-class group work assignment on an article

Overall grade breakdown: paper rough draft (10%), final paper (40%), homework (25%), group project (5%), participation (20%)

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Overall, I enjoyed Professor Moe's class and felt I learned a lot. The topic was complex, but the homework was pretty light and manageable. The final essay was tough, so be sure to really understand the prompt and write well.

Professor Moe was an interesting professor to say the least. She seemed like she was very nice and you could talk to her if you needed something but the concepts of the class were very all over the place. Could never really tell what she was asking for in assignments and papers. The class is primarily just showing up to class and doing the writing assignments twice a week Along with a little group project and final paper towards the end of the quarter. Overall not my favorite class but if you have it required you can bust it out not to badly.

I am not a huge fan of english classes in general, so when I realized that I had to take English Comp 3 I dreaded it. I took Dr. Moe because of her great bruinwalk reviews and her nice grading curve. I'm so glad I took this class as I think I would've struggled with anyone else. There is homework due every class but its a mere 200-300 words to which she gives you some questions to answer in response to some reading. I really enjoyed the way she gave us these 200-300 word assignments twice a week instead of writing essays. This was less dreadful but still useful for developing my skills. Participation was worth 20%, so as long as you said a couple things each class (even if you were just asking questions because you were confused), you would get full credit. The homework was worth 30% which was easy enough to get full credit for since each piece of HW is worth like 3 points and is essentially graded on completion. I can't remember the actual criteria for the HW but it was something along: reaching the word count, answering the questions, and showing that you read the articles (VERY EASY TO DO). Then 10% of the grade comes from the draft of the final essay, and 40% comes from the final draft of the essay. I HATE writing essays and struggled with this one, but despite doing average (89% on draft, and 83% on final), I still managed to get an A. Dr. Moe is super nice and really tries her best to make class engaging. She even brought donuts the first day of class!

I really liked this class! It is very heavy in both class participation and writing, but grading isn't too harsh on most assignments. Attendance is mandatory, but our class discussions were always engaging. I have no negatives to say about the class other than there was a quick turnaround with the assignment deadlines. Overall, I liked the class a lot and I think it helped improve my writing as well.

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Course Reader: $50 (originally $65)
Signs of Resistance by Bonnie Siegler: $5
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This class has two parts: first few weeks are focused on events of national memory, while the second part is focused on the theme resistance through the miniseries The Plot Against America, which your paper analyzes as well. To be honest I'm not a fan of politics, but this class was manageable and I learnt a lot. Class participation counts toward your grade, but as long as you read the material and do some critical thinking and talk it's fine. Professor Moe is really nice and cares about including everybody in learning. For the final paper, read the rough draft comments carefully, go to the writing center (really helpful) and you should be fine. I would say that the homework is heavier compared to other writing classes but grading is generous (full marks as long as you show effort). To be concise, don't cram, put some effort into this class (it is 5 credits), be attentive to feedback, and it'll be a good quarter.

Professor Moe is super interesting. While others were taking Shakespeare or fairytale-themed classes, ours was about 9/11 and white supremacy. So, class was definitely engaging and thought provoking.
She is a great teacher, and knows how to assign work that will further your understanding of the concepts.
The only issue is that the workload is a bit much for a 5.0 unit ENGCOMP class. She asks for two short essays a week, that aren't very hard to write. The hard part is getting through the readings she assigns. The articles are often long and tedious to unpack. Although they are interesting, I was putting more effort into this class than my STEM ones.

tldr; take the class, she's a good professor and is helpful. you can get an A easily.
caveats: be prepared for some reading and a short essay twice a week.