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I'm taking this class for my Sociology major, and I HATED math before I took this class. The material isn't too complicated, but for someone who really struggled in all math in high school, she is a GREAT teacher. I actually like math now and I love her class. She's SO easy to approach and she's really helpful in office hours. Also, she's very open to changing your grade if you get points off on homework and things like that. Definitely would take math from her again!
You do not have to think twice about taking courses with this professor. Mrs. Greene is one of the nicest math teachers I have ever had. Coming to UCLA, I expected all professors to be arrogant and unwilling to devote attention to one specific student. However, Professor Greene proved me wrong. She was always willing to help. She even extended her office hours many times, specially prior to a test because she was willing to help each student individually. Her lectures are very easy to understand. Her tests are not super hard with questions that you would never expect on there. She hands out practice problems before each test and if you do them well, you will practically get an A on the exam, given you've done all the hw as well. I would definitely recommend Professor Greene.
Math 1 is an overall easy course, and professor Greene makes it even easier. Her exams are straight forward and not hard at all. just study, and get to know her and you will get a good grade. Not just that, but incase you're not doing so well, her curve is very generous. don't think twice about taking her, she's awesome.
This is the second time around that I've been lucky to have Professor Greene. She is such a chipper, caring woman always ready to teach. Her lectures are very well organized, her tests are surprise-free, and her enthusiasm does not allow anyone to fall asleep. Consider yourself lucky if you see this professor on your schedule!
She's an okay teacher. Really a sweetheart though she's actually really cute (grandma cute). Uhh I don't know but I know I'm not alone I took calculus in high school was pretty good at it and college calc just kicked my ass i can't explain it. Maybe I just thought it was gonna be a breeze so I didn't worry idk. I got a B in this class and B- in math 3a with some australian dude who was terrible. Maybe it was my fault though who knows. Just got a A- in 3c which is supposed to be the hardest of the three so go figure...she's nice though no reason not to take her.
Professor Greene is amazing. She shows so much support and concern for her students it's incredible. She doesn't mind explaining things over and over again. Her patience and love for teaching make her an amazing instructor.
I had Professor Greene for Math 1.
I honestly found her lectures to be pretty helpful in explaining the key concepts of the chapters, yet she explains it in a way so you still have to read the chapter and do the example problems to take the tests and do the homework (which in my opinion, is a good thing). However, from a little more than halfway into the course, she started being less and less organized and by the time we hit trig, she was so dispersed we didn't really learn anything about it. So, yeah, now I'm scared for calculus.I'm not sure how good she is at teaching this class during other quarters, but apparently this time she had some personal family shit going on so she was distracted.
The grading structure was as follows:
Written HW - 10%
Online HW - 10%
Midterm 1 - 20% (pretty easy)
Midterm 2 - 20% (study a LOT for this one, it'll hit you like a brick)
Final - 40%
Some random info :
She is a different person on the computer. She sends aggressive and threatening emails that made me pretty intimidated to tell her about a mistake in my grade (which she happily fixed, by the way).
Do the freaking homework. It's not hard at all, so it's a waste of points not to get it done.
Ask for help when you need it. Don't ask Greene over email though. (Personally, I didn't need any, but I think my TA was pretty helpful to the people that did)
So, in all, I'd give Greene a 6/10 for overall quality. No bitterness, I mean, I got an A in the class (score). Maybe she won't have as much personal b.s. going on when you take it.
Honestly, she makes math more difficult than it really is suppose to be. If i can avoid her I will. I cannot stand her, her existence bothers me. I dont get why people become teachers if their ultimate goal is not going to help students. Get into another profession if you are not going to be good at what you do! I don't undertand the meaning of worthless teachers who believe everyone is at the same academic understanding at them. Your are literally useless to students trying to understand the concepts! btw. I know she be smoking that sohcahtoa before she write the test. My blood boils thinking about her.
I'm taking this class for my Sociology major, and I HATED math before I took this class. The material isn't too complicated, but for someone who really struggled in all math in high school, she is a GREAT teacher. I actually like math now and I love her class. She's SO easy to approach and she's really helpful in office hours. Also, she's very open to changing your grade if you get points off on homework and things like that. Definitely would take math from her again!
You do not have to think twice about taking courses with this professor. Mrs. Greene is one of the nicest math teachers I have ever had. Coming to UCLA, I expected all professors to be arrogant and unwilling to devote attention to one specific student. However, Professor Greene proved me wrong. She was always willing to help. She even extended her office hours many times, specially prior to a test because she was willing to help each student individually. Her lectures are very easy to understand. Her tests are not super hard with questions that you would never expect on there. She hands out practice problems before each test and if you do them well, you will practically get an A on the exam, given you've done all the hw as well. I would definitely recommend Professor Greene.
Math 1 is an overall easy course, and professor Greene makes it even easier. Her exams are straight forward and not hard at all. just study, and get to know her and you will get a good grade. Not just that, but incase you're not doing so well, her curve is very generous. don't think twice about taking her, she's awesome.
This is the second time around that I've been lucky to have Professor Greene. She is such a chipper, caring woman always ready to teach. Her lectures are very well organized, her tests are surprise-free, and her enthusiasm does not allow anyone to fall asleep. Consider yourself lucky if you see this professor on your schedule!
She's an okay teacher. Really a sweetheart though she's actually really cute (grandma cute). Uhh I don't know but I know I'm not alone I took calculus in high school was pretty good at it and college calc just kicked my ass i can't explain it. Maybe I just thought it was gonna be a breeze so I didn't worry idk. I got a B in this class and B- in math 3a with some australian dude who was terrible. Maybe it was my fault though who knows. Just got a A- in 3c which is supposed to be the hardest of the three so go figure...she's nice though no reason not to take her.
Professor Greene is amazing. She shows so much support and concern for her students it's incredible. She doesn't mind explaining things over and over again. Her patience and love for teaching make her an amazing instructor.
I had Professor Greene for Math 1.
I honestly found her lectures to be pretty helpful in explaining the key concepts of the chapters, yet she explains it in a way so you still have to read the chapter and do the example problems to take the tests and do the homework (which in my opinion, is a good thing). However, from a little more than halfway into the course, she started being less and less organized and by the time we hit trig, she was so dispersed we didn't really learn anything about it. So, yeah, now I'm scared for calculus.I'm not sure how good she is at teaching this class during other quarters, but apparently this time she had some personal family shit going on so she was distracted.
The grading structure was as follows:
Written HW - 10%
Online HW - 10%
Midterm 1 - 20% (pretty easy)
Midterm 2 - 20% (study a LOT for this one, it'll hit you like a brick)
Final - 40%
Some random info :
She is a different person on the computer. She sends aggressive and threatening emails that made me pretty intimidated to tell her about a mistake in my grade (which she happily fixed, by the way).
Do the freaking homework. It's not hard at all, so it's a waste of points not to get it done.
Ask for help when you need it. Don't ask Greene over email though. (Personally, I didn't need any, but I think my TA was pretty helpful to the people that did)
So, in all, I'd give Greene a 6/10 for overall quality. No bitterness, I mean, I got an A in the class (score). Maybe she won't have as much personal b.s. going on when you take it.
Honestly, she makes math more difficult than it really is suppose to be. If i can avoid her I will. I cannot stand her, her existence bothers me. I dont get why people become teachers if their ultimate goal is not going to help students. Get into another profession if you are not going to be good at what you do! I don't undertand the meaning of worthless teachers who believe everyone is at the same academic understanding at them. Your are literally useless to students trying to understand the concepts! btw. I know she be smoking that sohcahtoa before she write the test. My blood boils thinking about her.