Pros And Cons Of Prof Geiling

When professor Dalgish gave us this subject, some of the things were passed in my mind instantly. During four weeks, I took prof. Geiling and Prof. Dresser’s classes. Prof Geiling was talking about psychology and mental diseases by what modern people suffered. Prof. Dresser taught us about Christianity and who Jesus is, and why he does matter us. Personally, I have some experiences to attend services and learning about Jesus before, but the psychology was a completely brand-new to me; thus I mainly will talk about what I learned from psychology class. Meanwhile, this was the first time to take a rotating class, so I will shortly talk about how I felt about it.
When a very first time to take a prof. Geiling’s class, psychology was a totally unfamiliar lecture to me, even more, I never heard several academic words from that class, so it made me hard to get into the class well. However, although, I have not suffered a mental disease at all, I realized that this topic is actually associated with my life …show more content…
First year seminar class has four sessions for one semester and each session was taught by different professor and that was a unique experience. In my opinion, this method has some advantages and disadvantages. Regarding advantages, it increases a chance to get more knowledge from different types of lectures and gives an opportunity to experience how other classes going to work. Reversely, in terms of disadvantages, it makes difficult to follow a curriculum because if I were absent even one class, it would be hard to understand what should I prepare for next class. Also, this method gives limited chance to get closer to each professor. Personally, I also felt difficult to make a relationship with each session 's professor. Briefly, I think Concordia college can maintain this way for a first year seminar class, but before it, I hope they may improve some system to make intimated relationship between students and