Professor Chandler really likes to challenge his students to think critically, which is very helpful for our learning. He has a very eccentric, "tough love" way of teaching and interacting with students, but I've grown to appreciate it. This is a very difficult class to succeed in on your own, so going to his office hours and having a study group were essential to my success, as he predicted that it would be. My interest in the course content was pretty low coming in, but Chandler somehow made CPGs exciting to learn about and to think about on my own. Also his grading was very generous and I appreciated that.

My only real critique has to do with Chandler's lecture slides. While it was nice to have all the slides needed for a section at once, it would have been helpful had he updated the slides and rearranged them before the class began, or at least before each lecture. Sometimes it was hard to follow along without having his same slide. And then there's his drawings. Having taken NEUROSC m101A with him, I already knew how to read his cell diagrams, but I do think that are probably visually clearer ways to present a lot of the course's information. The shorthand is useful to emulate though when I am working on my own.

All in all, Chandler has become one of my favorite professors of my whole undergraduate experience this quarter. He may not be able to pronounce half the class's names, but he's very sweet and has a good sense of humor haha. Thanks for everything, Dr. Chandler!