Stop/Go/Yield

GO (I like this):

I enjoyed the book we just finished, Glengarry Glen Ross. This is because it reminds me of how industry actually works in American. I have seen many of these aspects while I was working as an intern for an engineering company. It was kind of cool to see how the different people interact from the outside.

Another thing that I like is how you are willing to sometimes go onto tangents and discuss things that people bring up. This is very interesting at times and I like to hear your take on these situations. Additionally it is good for me that you eliminated the music of chance. I’m not sure what this book is about but it definitely lightens my load.

I like the way that the course is set up. It allows the better students to take advantage of their work ethic and get ahead.

YIELD (things we should do more often):

I like it when we get to read other students blogs. It really helps me to gauge my work against theirs and also gives me some feedback on my writing style. I would like to do this more often. It seems to be a very good use of class time. It makes us interact with each other and meet new people with different opinions than us.

Watching movies on the books we read also is good because it helps me to visualize some of the parts that were confusing to me. I would like to do this more. Just like how you have planned for before spring break.

STOP (please, no more!):

I sometimes get confused with what we are discussing in class, especially how it pertains to the reading that we are analyzing.

I didn’t like the book Lolita. I’m not sure what to recommend for reading. But I know that some other classes have not read Lolita. I’m not saying that this book is that bad. But it just doesn’t appeal to me. But that is only my opinion.