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Yuli Wang
CHIN301 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/06/2024 |
Lectures: The class was very structured and you knew what to expect. She reviews the lesson material a lot in class, having us read the lesson out loud, practicing creating sentences with the new sentence structures, etc. We also did some mini-games and learned some fun songs/tongue twisters that were pretty cool. Homework: There was homework due pretty much every other day. It isn't bad because all the assignments are pretty straightforward (e.g. vocab practice, creating sentences with new grammar, audio recording, etc), but can be stressful when the work piles up and when you have a lot of other deadlines to make. Grading: Her grading was pretty standard throughout the whole class for each assignment. I didn't think she was an overly harsh grader; Chinese is just a hard language to learn, so I did get points off on things that I thought were correct (grammar/structure wise) but were just wrong rip. Personality: From the other reviews, I think she comes off as rude sometimes because she tries to make jokes/sarcastic comments, which can come off the wrong way, but I truly don't think she has any bad intentions when she says stuff like that. I have definitely had way worse professors than her. Overall, I think she's a very flexible professor and really does care about everyone learning as much as they can. I have a good impression of her overall. |
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Yuli Wang
CHIN100 Expecting an A+ Anonymous 10/31/2024 |
Super nice professor and very easy to reach, care about her student and very talent |
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Yuli Wang
CHIN332 Expecting a B+ Anonymous 05/01/2023 |
Wang Laoshi is a very nice teacher but is a hard grader. For my first classwork assignment, she gave me 78, even though I was first starting out. Her class consists of half lectures and a half practicing what she just taught. I would recommend this class to people genuinely interested in Chinese and the language. The workload is not too much but the homework takes a while depending on how fast you are other than that it is pretty straightforward. |
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Yuli Wang
Anonymous 10/18/2020 |
Yea... she comes off kind of rude and hurts my feelings but, oh well... right? But work wise, I guess it's alright |
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Yuli Wang
Expecting an A Anonymous 09/29/2020 |
If you don’t like teachers that be saying “don’t waste our time” or stuff like that, do not take Wang laoshi. Her assignments are helpful and she makes everyone practice a lot, but she needs to fix her attitude. |
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Yuli Wang
Anonymous 09/29/2020 |
She somewhat cares about her students but I’ll say all the other Chinese language teachers are nicer than her. She’s quite impatient and will call you out if “you’re not paying attention.” She’s not even going to try to understand your situation. Took the online version because of the virus, and she doesn’t understand that it’s harder to concentrate and find a quiet spot when everyone else in your house is also working online. She can spend time saying that someone is being a waste of time but she can’t repeat a simple phrase that’ll only take a few seconds? The class also often ends a few minutes earlier than it should, so there was definitely enough time. If you really can’t hear her, don’t bother asking for a question repeat, just pretend your audio isn’t working. |
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Yuli Wang
CHIN301 Expecting an A Anonymous 03/07/2020 |
Wang-laoshi is a good teacher overall. She actually cares about her students and wants them to pass and you will get a good grade if you put in the work. She does pick favorites though and says some not-so-PC stuff occasionally. |