Year Term: 08S Course Name: S. HEALTH POLICY Course Number: L8274 Course Section: 1 Instructor(s): JONATHAN KLICK
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1 Year Term: 8S Course Name: S. HEALTH POLICY Course Number: L874 Course Section: Instructor(s): JONATHAN KLICK Total Number of Registered Students: 9 Total Number of Students Evaluated the Course: 4. Overall effectiveness as a teacher Poor Non-respondents = Mean =.75 Std. Dev =.8 % of Non-respondents =.. Overall effectiveness of the course Poor Non-respondents = Mean = 4. Std. Dev =.7 % of Non-respondents =. Course Evaluation Report: L874 Section:, Term 8S
2 . Professor's knowledge of subject matter and current trends Poor Non-respondents = Mean = 4.75 Std. Dev =.4 % of Non-respondents =. 4. Professor's ability to explain difficult concepts Poor Non-respondents = Mean = 4.5 Std. Dev =.8 % of Non-respondents =. 5. Professor's respect for students, including those of differing experiences, backgrounds, and viewpoints. Poor Non-respondents = Mean = 4.5 Std. Dev =.8 % of Non-respondents =. Course Evaluation Report: L874 Section:, Term 8S
3 6. I attended class 5 Always 4 Often Half of the time Rarely Very Rarely Non-respondents = Mean = 4.75 Std. Dev =.4 % of Non-respondents =. 7. I found the interest of the subject matter Above Average 4 Average Below Average Non-respondents = Mean =. Std. Dev =. % of Non-respondents =. 8. I found the difficulty of the subject matter Above Average Average Below Average Non-respondents = Mean =. Std. Dev =.7 % of Non-respondents =. Course Evaluation Report: L874 Section:, Term 8S
4 9. The quality/editing of the course materials was Poor Non-respondents = Mean = 4.75 Std. Dev =.4 % of Non-respondents =.. I found the pace of the course, including the workload Above Average Average Below Average Non-respondents = Mean =.75 Std. Dev =.4 % of Non-respondents =.. Professor's style was primarily 5 Lecture 4 Group Asked to Prepare Only Voluntary Participation Socratic w/ Passing Allowed Socratic No Passing Non-respondents = Mean = 4.5 Std. Dev =.87 % of Non-respondents =. Course Evaluation Report: L874 Section:, Term 8S 4
5 . How many hours per week, on average, did you spend in preparation for class (excluding exam preparation and special projects)? More than 5 hours 5 to 5 hours Less than 5 hours Non-respondents = Mean =.5 Std. Dev =.5 % of Non-respondents =.. Approximately how many pages of reading were assigned per class? More than 75 pages 5-75 pages 4 Less than 5 pages Non-respondents = Mean =. Std. Dev =. % of Non-respondents =. 4. I found the importance of the subject matter Above Average 4 Average Below Average Non-respondents = Mean =. Std. Dev =. % of Non-respondents =. Course Evaluation Report: L874 Section:, Term 8S 5
6 Course Evaluation Public Access Page Page of //8 Course Evaluation Report Course Title : S. HEALTH POLICY Instructor(s): JONATHAN KLICK Semester and Year: 8S Course #: L874 Section: Points:. Location: GRHL 6 Day/Time: W :pm-:pm. Please comment on the strengths and weaknesses of the professor's teaching methods and style. Response() Response() Response() The class was split into two parts. the first was a review of basic economic concepts. in the second, we read articles that addressed a number of different health policy issues. the second part of the class was great - i wouldn't change a thing on that section. the first half, though, was very slow. i understand that the professor didn't want to assume that we had a lot of economics knowledge, but even first year torts professors assume that we understand concepts like moral hazard, adverse selection, and decreasing marginal returns...these are not concepts that should have taken well over an hour to explain (each!). We could benefit from more theoretical background. He explains things very well, runs a very interesting class, and is overall just a very good teacher. For the second half of the semester, his strategy of assigning - papers as mandatory and having us read one of a selection of -4 was great - it allowed us to pick the reading, to some extent, and gave us material for the class discussion.. Please comment on the strengths and weaknesses of the course. Response() It's really difficult field, and the course was mainly about economics.. Please offer additional feedback or anecdotes about the professor or course. Response() Klick is very knowledgeable in the field and very, very nice. Totally accessible to students.
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