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sciencefan

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  1. I got another private message about which teachers are the best and which are the pits. I'm sorry this site won't let me private message, I can figure this site out for anything. I hope it won't delete this but at KCKCC stay away from the old lady. CS is the best Micro teacher there.
  2. I've taken a couple of classes online at JCCC, a few years ago. Online classes still have a professor teaching it, and online courses still use the same text book. So, you learn the same information. But online classes, to me, seem to be too much work. Example of course work: In my Microbiology class, all we have are lectures and tests-one about every three weeks (that's it). Other students I talk to, who are taking Microbiology online, have massive amounts of papers, homework, and assignments due, and constant quizzes. Everyone is different, people who are not good test takers usually need quizzes, homework, and papers to help out their grade. I wouldn't have time to do all of that with my course load and my family (kids).
  3. I'm not good with sites likes this, I usually do not sign up for forum/blog sites. I can not figure out how to Private Message (PM). Any help would be appreciated!
  4. I've taken Biology & Lab, Human Anatomy & Lab, Medical Terminology, and Physical Science at JCCC, along with several other courses. At KCKCC I'm currently taking Microbiology & Lab, Physiology & Lab, and Chemistry & Lab. I have to say honestly both schools have their own pros and cons. JCCC Cons - At JCCC, I hated how they treat the students like it's high school (calling roll), and if you miss more than three classes, it affects your grade. I also hated that most, not all, but most of the teachers there spent more time talking about their political views than the actual subject they were suppose to be teaching. JCCC Pros - The teachers' lectures match their test, I only had a few classes there where I actually had to open a text book. Also the classes seem easier at JCCC, the courses don't get into as much depth. KCKCC Pros - Teachers seem more lively and personable. They treat the students like adults. Parking is better! KCKCC Cons - Classes are a little more in depth. I talk to a lot of students taking online courses, and they have much more course work than in an actual classroom. They have papers due, projects due, homework, and quizzes. If you take microbiology at KCKCC in a classroom, take it from (moderator edit of name)! His lectures match his test exactly. I take Microbiology at 8:00am just because it was the last opening in his classes. Getting up at 8:00am has been worth it; I love the class. If you take Physiology & Lab at KCKCC I like (moderator edit of name). But Stay Away From (moderator edit of name), her lectures (all definitions on an old projector, No PowerPoint) do not match her test at all, also no handouts or study guides, just a million definitions and a test every week. I've taken about sixty credit hours total, and her test were the worst I've ever seen!!

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