Vanier College Reviews
821 Avenue Sainte-Croix, Montreal, Quebec H4L 3X9, Canada
For Volleyball 102: Amazing teacher, really nice and chill. There's not much to memorize in her class besides some Volleyball rules in the beginning of the semester. Her classes are pretty much Volleyball focused at 100% - besides some occasional workouts. She gave 3 assignments for the whole semester, and if you do what she asks for, you'll do really well in them. It was a very fun class, I do definitly recommend the teacher!
You will be lucky to have Elaine as your teacher, learn as much as you can when she is your teacher. She is the best. I miss her
as much as i love bonnie and how funny she is, the class average was in the 60s for every single assessment we had. if you want to excel in her class, show up to every single class, write down all the notes (and understand them because she’s not too clear in her notes either), read all the textbook readings she asks you to read before the lecture so that you know what’s being discussed, always have your course pack with you because a lot of the activities inside are also test questions, and then study as soon as she’s done teaching material, but also try to get a head start! also, participate. words cannot describe how happy she gets when people participate! it’s also the only way information from her lectures can stick in ur head. and be prepared because she’ll ask questions on what she just taught you in the last 20 minutes.
He'll post almost all the material for exams(at-home exams) if not all. there's a chapter assignment almost every week, and if you need more time, ask him before, and he'll most likely say yes. The exams are at-home tests, and you have about 2 weeks to give them in. If you're taking intro, there's a final paper. Just follow his notes, and you'll get 85 easily.
get the assignments done as soon as your gym day is over so you don’t stress yourself out. besides that, you’re going to have a lot of fun in this class!
Had him for Cal 1 in Fall 21. Be sure to review your notes, he goes very quickly in class so be ready to do a lot on your own in order to have a good understanding. He also gives class exercices (ICE) to do each week; be sure to understand all the problems he gives in these ICE's since they might reappear in his tests. He gives a lot of webworks to do, and these webworks can be really helpful if you take the time to do them correctly. The teacher is very kind and sweet and is always ready to help you, and he is very dynamic and interactive during his lectures.