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thanks

Submitted by eledford on Fri, 12/17/2010 - 10:21am.

Immediately after the first class I thought "Oh no, what did I get myself into on Monday nights!" but, as the course progressed, it actually became a highly enjoyable time and discussions were often quite engaging. I really had trouble embracing a course without too much structure at first.

My favorite part about the class is that you never knew where we were going to end up in conversation. Debates were interesting and often sparked through contrasting experiences we've all had. The materials online were also fascinating reads, and I have a better feel for the field of neuroscience and the human experience now.

Teaching is hard and we all experience things differently. So Professor Grobstein, thank you for being so knowledgeable about the brain and passionate about teaching.

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