[HIST 0111]
Early East Asia

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Professor: M. Ward

Value of Course / Overall Score

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Average (33.3%)
Valuable (66.7%)

Material

Friendly (33.3%)
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Competitive (66.7%)

Class Atmosphere

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Grade Weighting

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Average (33.3%)
Easier (66.7%)

Adequate Assistance

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Would Recommend Class

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Evaluation Comments for M. Ward

  1. The workload is always manageable. Professor Ward is a fair grader. If you do prepare before class, the discussions will be very interesting.
  2. Professor Ward is an awesome guy. He makes lectures and discussions interesting and assigns a very manageable workload. take his class.
  3. Professor Max Ward is the man. He is a new teacher at Midd, but he will soon be a favorite. He is a really nice guy. He understands that not everyone is interested in asian studies, and that people do it to get a requirement out of the way. There is about 1-2 hours of work per week. He is a very fair and almost easy grader on essays. He truly wants you to do well in his class. He brought us cookies or something similar for every class, because he want you to enjoy coming to class. His tests are extremely straight forward, all you have to do is study what he tells you to. He is always available to meet with you when you need it. He is extremely accommodating if you have something that comes up, or if you have a special circumstance. Professor Ward is an absolute boss.

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