Andrea Liberto

This professor has taught: KNES120A, KNES131V, KNES156, KNES157O, KNES161C, KNES200, KNES201, KNES286, KNES786

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Andrea Liberto KNES200 Expecting an A+ Anonymous 12/21/2023	Very fun and easy class. Since it is blended you only meet once a week and the quizzes are a free 100% since they are open-ended questions based on the lectures both online and in-person. The article submission assignments are very easy as you only have to give a brief summary for each article. There are also very fun in class physical activities where extra credit during the activities. The final group project does not take much effort and time as long as your group members are not lazy.
Andrea Liberto KNES200 Expecting an A+ ny1213 11/28/2023	This class is pretty simple, you're supposed to watch lectures every week since it is a blended class. Sometimes the lectures added up to hours and hours of material but I genuinely did not watch a single video and I am not sure if anyone did. There is one quiz each week that has 2 open ended questions with no time limit so you can very easily just watch the parts of the lectures that are needed for the quiz on the spot. There are also 5 article submission assignments throughout the semester where you need to find an article pertaining to what we learned about that week, pretty simple if you understand citations, I got a 20/20 on every single one. Each week she will wither guide the class through activities that relate to the material covered in lecture but most of the time were fun physical activities (scavenger hunt around campus, doing exercises and measuring our heart rate before and after, playing cup pong, etc). This class is an easy A if you put in a simple amount of effort and do what she asks.
Andrea Liberto KNES200 Expecting an A Anonymous 05/25/2023	This class was really fun and easy. The class is hybrid so you do the lecture, quiz, and article annotation (every other week) on your own and are required to come to class once a week and the in-class activities which are super engaging and worth attending class for. Andrea is such a straightforward professor and her TAs and UTA were super insightful. You can tell that they truly want to support and help you succeed in the kinesiology major. There is truly only 1 major assignment in the class which is the final project. She gives you more than enough time to complete it, just pick your group and your topic wisely. I learned so much about my major and hearing about which professors and classes are good to take was super helpful for scheduling purposes.
Andrea Liberto KNES200 Expecting an A- Anonymous 04/29/2023	Straightforward intro class. As long as you come to class you should get a good grade.
Andrea Liberto KNES161C Expecting an A+ Anonymous 01/22/2023	This class was a lot of fun. It's only offered during the winter semester but it was such great exercise and I learned a lot about hydration, cycling, and I'm going to take more cycling classes during the semester because of it. There were 3 assignments and a final exam but they were graded easily. I totally recommend this class and any classes taught by Andrea.
Andrea Liberto KNES200 Expecting an A+ Anonymous 12/24/2022	KNES200 with Dr. Liberto was great. We learned A LOT about the different knes core classes. There were weekly quizzes that were really easy written assignments and then we had to find articles about sports and how they used topics from the different knes core classes. Professors from these classes would come into class or make videos for us to watch. The final project is sorta time consuming so start it early
Andrea Liberto KNES120A Expecting an A+ Anonymous 12/24/2022	fitness walking is super easy. do the extra credit assignment because those walks also count for the weekly walks and will cushion your midterm and final grades. I ended with a 103.4% bc of the extra credit. The weekly quizzes are simple and make up most of the midterm and final exams.
Andrea Liberto KNES200 Expecting an A+ Anonymous 05/21/2022	Dr. Liberto is a great professor. For KNES200, you will be learning the basics to each core class for KNES and about Kinesiology itself. This class is pretty straightforward with weekly quizzes (just writing), KNES article assignments, and class participation. You will have a final project at the end which is just a presentation of what you learned the entire year in whatever form you want (video, pamphlet, etc.). Dr. Liberto makes this class interactive and will answer any questions you have. She will also bring in guest lecturers (other KNES professors) to teach about their class. This class is an easy A as long as you show up to class and read the slides. Make sure to follow the rubric and TA's comments because you can easily miss some points on the KNES article assignments.