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I just received my Fall 2006 teaching evaluations and I'm flipping through my junior level environmental economics class written comments. The first question asks: Please use the space below to identify what you perceive as the real strengths and weaknesses of: (a) This course. Here are two comments:
Comment #1: Good class discussions on current environmental topics.
Comment #2: Could have talked more about actual events.
Posted by John Whitehead on February 22, 2007 at 02:00 PM in Teaching | Permalink
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