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Grade distributions are collected using data from the UCLA Registrar’s Office.
Grade distributions are collected using data from the UCLA Registrar’s Office.
Grade distributions are collected using data from the UCLA Registrar’s Office.
Grade distributions are collected using data from the UCLA Registrar’s Office.
Grade distributions are collected using data from the UCLA Registrar’s Office.
Grade distributions are collected using data from the UCLA Registrar’s Office.
Grade distributions are collected using data from the UCLA Registrar’s Office.
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20% 3-pages explication paper; 40% 5-6 pages essay; 20% final gallery assignment; 20% discussion participation. Not too much workload for this class. Readings are not heavy. Writing assignments are doable too (start brainstorming, writing, and asking your TA or Professor Kareem for guidance on the long essay early if you can, since it weights quite a bit of your final grade so definitely put some efforts into it). Straightforward class.
After taking Shuger for 10A, this class seemed super chill and easy. Professor Kareem is a pretty engaging lecturer and always made efficient use of class time. The class consisted on 2 papers, one shorter and one longer one and a final gallery assignment which was pretty easy and cool to do. The class overall is pretty straightforward and fair, I would take Kareem again if given the chance.
This class wasn't bad. Not my favorite, but it's a survey class so I didn't expect anything too exciting. I liked Kareem as a lecturer and found her slides engaging. She is very personable and has a great sense of humor about the texts. I found a lot of them to be dull, but in class, she would share a perspective I hadn't considered before that made me appreciate the texts more. There was no final exam when I took it - just a close reading assignment, essay, and gallery project - which I found to be a relief because I'm not a great test taker. Overall, I enjoyed 10B and liked Kareem's course structure and lecturing style. I'd definitely take her again.
This class is pretty chill, especially if you have Enrique as a TA. His sections were my favorite part of the course.
Professor Kareem gives good lectures and is a likeable person, clearly loves what she teaches. I struggled to keep up with the readings (in lit for this time period, long readings are unavoidable) and recorded lectures, so I didn't get as much out of the class as I'd have liked. But I appreciated my laid-back and kind TA, Tony, and his feedback on my essays. Only complaint is I never actually saw my grade for the final gallery assignment and it doesn't show up in the gradebook. I think i was supposed to contact him if I wanted to see it. I didn't so. My Bad
Professor Kareem gives a really good lecture! She's very passionate about her topic and it shows. Her lectures are quite interesting and engaging, and I loved her dry humor. It is an impressive feat to make such old, out of date literature seem so interesting and worth delving into. To get the most out of this class to become a better writer and analytic, make sure that you talk one on one with your TA and go to office hours.
20% 3-pages explication paper; 40% 5-6 pages essay; 20% final gallery assignment; 20% discussion participation. Not too much workload for this class. Readings are not heavy. Writing assignments are doable too (start brainstorming, writing, and asking your TA or Professor Kareem for guidance on the long essay early if you can, since it weights quite a bit of your final grade so definitely put some efforts into it). Straightforward class.
After taking Shuger for 10A, this class seemed super chill and easy. Professor Kareem is a pretty engaging lecturer and always made efficient use of class time. The class consisted on 2 papers, one shorter and one longer one and a final gallery assignment which was pretty easy and cool to do. The class overall is pretty straightforward and fair, I would take Kareem again if given the chance.
This class wasn't bad. Not my favorite, but it's a survey class so I didn't expect anything too exciting. I liked Kareem as a lecturer and found her slides engaging. She is very personable and has a great sense of humor about the texts. I found a lot of them to be dull, but in class, she would share a perspective I hadn't considered before that made me appreciate the texts more. There was no final exam when I took it - just a close reading assignment, essay, and gallery project - which I found to be a relief because I'm not a great test taker. Overall, I enjoyed 10B and liked Kareem's course structure and lecturing style. I'd definitely take her again.
This class is pretty chill, especially if you have Enrique as a TA. His sections were my favorite part of the course.
Professor Kareem gives good lectures and is a likeable person, clearly loves what she teaches. I struggled to keep up with the readings (in lit for this time period, long readings are unavoidable) and recorded lectures, so I didn't get as much out of the class as I'd have liked. But I appreciated my laid-back and kind TA, Tony, and his feedback on my essays. Only complaint is I never actually saw my grade for the final gallery assignment and it doesn't show up in the gradebook. I think i was supposed to contact him if I wanted to see it. I didn't so. My Bad
Professor Kareem gives a really good lecture! She's very passionate about her topic and it shows. Her lectures are quite interesting and engaging, and I loved her dry humor. It is an impressive feat to make such old, out of date literature seem so interesting and worth delving into. To get the most out of this class to become a better writer and analytic, make sure that you talk one on one with your TA and go to office hours.
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