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I think that the biggest problem was her teaching style that I wasn’t acclimated to. It was just really strange to not have a day of lecture, but all we did was get lengthy reading assignments and criticism on the work we had done. We’d nearly spend half an hour listening to her lecture the other students in the class that weren’t academically inspired about how they needed to increase their activity in and outside of class, which I found to be a waste of valuable time and very frustrating. I wanted to learn and better my skills because I wanted to ace the exam, but I felt I was held back by my own teacher. I always believed that the teachers needed to give lectures and provide help, but the mindset was to go get your own help or fail. Initially, I thought that this class would provide structure and guidance to earn the qualifying score, but my teacher’s opinion was clearly different than what I believed. The situation was stressful, time consuming, and very frustrating for me to handle. I’ve never had so much difficulty with a class and it was mind boggling for me because I could not provide my own solution with such different opinions. Nevertheless, I endured the storm of