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Esther Claudio Moreno

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CLUSTER 48CW
COVID-19 This review was submitted during the COVID-19 pandemic. Your experience may vary.
June 25, 2021
Quarter: Spring 2021
Grade: A+

Teacher Esther was so funny! She lightened up the zoom atmosphere with her humor. Being on zoom for 2 hours and 50 minutes is so oppressive and you really feel it in this class. It just does not need to be this long. One thing that bugged me about the course was that it felt like that there wasn't a lot of direction for the course topic. It was about graphic narratives but also about transitional justice, but only some of the books we read were about transitional justice. Occasionally Esther would assign a reading that was either too damn long or too damn complicated. What was nice about that is no one did the readings for the last week. Esther's questions for the class discussion were usually more complicated and less compelling than that of the student-led class discussions, but nonetheless I have a great affection for Esther and her love for comics.

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CLUSTER 48CW
COVID-19 This review was submitted during the COVID-19 pandemic. Your experience may vary.
Quarter: Spring 2021
Grade: A+
June 25, 2021

Teacher Esther was so funny! She lightened up the zoom atmosphere with her humor. Being on zoom for 2 hours and 50 minutes is so oppressive and you really feel it in this class. It just does not need to be this long. One thing that bugged me about the course was that it felt like that there wasn't a lot of direction for the course topic. It was about graphic narratives but also about transitional justice, but only some of the books we read were about transitional justice. Occasionally Esther would assign a reading that was either too damn long or too damn complicated. What was nice about that is no one did the readings for the last week. Esther's questions for the class discussion were usually more complicated and less compelling than that of the student-led class discussions, but nonetheless I have a great affection for Esther and her love for comics.

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