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Professor McAteer, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, L8S 484
Professor McAteer was easily my favourite professor all year at McMaster, she was funny and engaging. Her class was the only one I never missed no matter what. Her teaching style is effective, she always asks questions to engage the class and tells us exactly what to study and how to do so. She leaves no grey area. I would 100% recommend her as a professor!
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Mr. Lawrence, Windermere Secondary, Vancouver, BC
Bad breath, very openly gay during the late 80s / early 90s when that community was not understood. Taught 3 classes per year at that high school. Was bare present at each class, but had high demands for high school artwork not yet assigned even at a College / University level. Students were left to simply use class time to work on their project. Mr. Lawrence retained most of the high achieving students' output. Terrible teacher that pushed hard every 3 months from students and never gave back the students' work. He may be retired now, but he was an awful teacher. Instead, he created pressure to produce University-level artwork at a high school level without instruction / support / guidance. He has become a nightmare to me since, even after 25 years.
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Avie Basson, Eagle Mountain Middle, Port Moody, British Columbia
Oh how teacher how terrible you are at your job. You made me redo such a project that I spent a long while on. the criteria that was on the paper was met. but you had to add more. oh how stupid a blonde could be. a stupid blonde old ***.
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