Doe is a very good teacher, loses her train of thought but she is very fair in her dealings with students. She always offered to meet with you outside of class and continues to be a good teacher after you are finished with her class.

all tests are open book/ open notes. she doesn't demand much- just attendance and attentiveness (or pretend to be attentive). if you take notes, you'll ace it easily. i would totally take more classes from her.

This class is unlike any other. She approaches everything from her own religion, Mormonism, which makes the class very one sided. Basically, she says that we do not need to know most of what is said or written about in the text. Each class consists of an open-book quiz which is the only grade you recieve for the entire class. The class is easy.

Overall, the class was was pie. There's a quiz every day, but it's open book, open notes so you can always find the answers regardless of whether you read it or not. Material was pretty interesting and she tries to relate to present day, so it's pretty interesting. Nice and easy class. Get colored notecards for the quizzes to make your life easier.

Extremely easy class, prof is a complete pushover, daily quizes are open book and so were the midterm and final. She gives out anwsers during the quizes and gave out two on the final. You learn more by reading than from her lectures. She uses NPR way to much. Easy A, she will do everything to give you an A so if you don't get one, that's pretty sad

EASY A! no tests-only open book ONLINE quizzes..but make sure to go to class because her quizzes are based mostly on her notes. She's super cool and helpful. EASY FINAL-32 questions literally copy and pasted from quizes. If you get a B, you are seriously stupid.

online. don't miss a quiz. all what yuo think and feel. project was a waste of time and a joke. she is helpful. her class design is not helpful. an easy A in that there is little thinking or learning involed. hard in that there is a ton of work on weekly basis that is busy work.

Very easy to get a good grade. Interesting topics, but her organization of the topics seems a little odd. The textbooks had some incorrect information, but no big deal. You'll take a lot of notes in class, so don't miss, and you'll get an A.

She's extremely helpful and even gives her personal cell number to call OR TEXT her if you have any questions! The class is somewhat interesting with lots of information and her study guides are pretty long but the facts are easy to understand and remember. The class is pretty much about feelings and your opinions.

Online course was piece of cake. She has a CD-ROM program that she uses and you just complete each activity and get points for it. The test questions were straight from the CD-ROM in the study guide section which gives you the answers! Easy A, but quite fascinating at the same time.

Very easy Class, but do the readings. Took it online needed exactly 280 points, and I was gettin 100's on the journals then at end of semester I get 2 80's and receive a C+ and won't round up. So make sure you don't make border grades use the book when quizzing and read prior. Class wasn't actually hard just apply yourself.

Great class. Appropriate amount of work for a 300 level class. Some organizational issues, but she always took responsibility and students only benefited grade-wise. Fascinating material! She was always available to help and explain things as well.

I had her class at Mesa Community and it was completely online. Super easy all you have to do is participate books are useless so dont buy them her lectures are so detailed and she provides so many videos you can get away without them. Defiantly recommend this class for an easy A

The amount of information you are expected to read and produce is very unreasonable for a 200-level REL course. Daughtrey bombards students 2-3 times per week with "interesting" movies, articles, and studies etc. which she does not tell you will invariably be covered on quizzes/exams. The time commitment for this course is massive: info overload.

I can see how people would give this professor a bad rating. I would say that she gives you a 7 layer cake and you only need about a slice of it in regards to completing your home work. However, I would like to add I walked away from the class more knowledgeable about the subject matter. Realize you do not need to read everything offered.

Class is based off of writing assignments. She is somewhat a tough grader but very helpful and responds to text messages quickly. I would say choose another class because this class is time consuming with the weekly writing assignments.

I enjoyed this class, but be ready to work. Theres a 10 point participation quiz in every lecture, and discussion questions online every weekend along with weekly online quizzes. There are no tests in class until the final exam.

Awesome teacher and class! The materials are super interesting and she is great at making you apply the concepts to current times.

Unless Religious Studies is your life andor major, I don't recommend this class to fulfill an upper division L requirement. Multiple weekly readings and writing assignments. Can be a bit vague. Must be objective about subjective material in your writing or you will fail. Hardest I've EVER worked in a class. Tough grader. Excellent communicator.

Only test is the final. Assignments every week, always due the same day. Discussion posts& quiz, but they're done at home. Lectures are long, but they're pretty interesting. Case study where you have to go to a church and write about it. Just show up and take notes and you'll be fine. Need the textbook. Quizzes at the end of each class, use book.

This is an upper-division class necessitating the basic mechanics of college-level writing. Best advice: leave your own religion at the door. Approach this class as you would a history class and you'll do well.

Yes, there is a TON of reading and writing, and a lot of videos in this online class... but they're mostly optional to watch, so don't freak out about it! She is very, very clear about what she expects in the written assignments, and they all follow the same pattern in every one of her classes, so take one and you've taken them all.

If you are taking this class to punch a ticket, move on. As other reviewers have said, this class is a bit of work. If you are taking this class because you are interested in religion, dive in. This professor is fair, engaged, and understanding. Yes, you do have to be able to write well, but shouldn't you learn to write well anyway?

Dr. Daughtrey is a very engaged professor; she is passionate about religious studies. This is the first professor I had at ASU that gave out her personal cell phone number and actually answered her phone. (FYI - online course with hundred of students) Dr. Daughtrey is a fair professor and one of the best that I have had at ASU.

Be prepared to work for your grade. We averaged 50-60 pages per week in reading assignments, 4-10 hours of videos, and had 1-2 short papers per week, in addition to a final research project. Very hard to keep up, but Dr. Daughtrey was very responsive to questions and very fair in her grading.

Just finished my last project for her class. So much reading, so many videos. I wouldn't say it is out of line for the pace of the class, and we weren't required to do other busywork on top of that (like post and respond each week), which I appreciate. If you hate handholding while you learn, she will work for you.

Not a tough grader, at first the course looks daunting because the introduction is a wall of text, but once you get the idea of what she's looking for it's not a tough class by any means. Also the reading/lectures were ignored after a few weeks once you get the idea of the course, since the papers are rarely dependent on the material. She's helpful

Easiest 300 level class you can take. There are hours of videos that she posts that are "mandatory" but I didn't watch a single one. Read the chapters and did well. Doe is extremely responsive to texts/emails and truly cares for your success. Just take the class and get the H, C, and HU credits.

I personally loved this class. No tests (but lots of reading) and only one paper a week for only half a semester. No final, and got 100% on all my assignments. She's got an interesting attitude, comes off really strong and I was real worried at first, but she's readily available for help and more than fair in the grading.

Professor Daughtrey is an excellent professor. Be ready to read and watch hours of videos, but you will definitely learn a lot in this class. She gives good feedback and is willing to provide help when it is needed.

This was one of the easiest 6 wk online courses I have taken so far. It helps if you are a confident and proficient writer though, as she can somewhat picky when grading. The class looks daunting at first but honestly, you don't have to do everything (such as the videos). Just read for the prompts and write 400 words, easy peasy.

Her wall of text for her syllabus was intimidating at first, but the class really isn't as bad as it first appears. If you are a proficient writer and don't mind writing a paper every week, then you'll be fine. Her videos aren't necessary, literally did not watch a single one. Her final is easy if you have the textbook, as it's open book.

I didn't read a single full chapter from this course and earned an A, so don't worry too much about that. As long as you follow the strict instructions you will do just fine. But plan on spending quite a bit of time writing - typically one essay per week.

I truly enjoyed this class taught by this professor. Yes, there is a lot of reading but this is a college course so it should not be surprising. There were videos and additional reading also that supplemented the topics each week and weekly papers. Dr. Doe is accessible, understanding, and wants her students to succeed. I highly recommend!

Don't let the lengthy instructions and strict grading criteria scare you. This class can be an easy A if you keep up with the reading and follow the instructions word for word. One of the most challenging but enjoyable classes I have ever taken!

Dr. D was a good teacher and the class interesting. A lot of reading and reading for specifics criteria. She was available outside of class and very fair. There were a couple student TA's, one was great, the other was very nit picky. Not an easy A by any means, you will work for it.

She is amazing. Material is interesting and easy. Tests she gives a time limit of 2 hours, 2 attempts and open book... for 5 QUESTIONS! I would finish them in 15 minutes and take the second attempt if i missed a question. Because of COVID-19, she gave massive amounts of extra credit and dropped several assignments. The workload was insanely light.

There is a lot of reading to do and videos to watch each week, but the assignments are laid out clearly. Pay attention to the criteria because she breaks down how many points each thing is worth. If you do that, you should have no problem. She provides her personal cell phone number so you can reach her and always responds promptly.

Lots of reading and videos each week. Each section, she offers different assignment choices, so you can pick something more interesting to you vs a single choice standard assignment. Clear grading expectations. Love Dr D and can't wait to take more classes with her!

I hope to take more classes with Dr. Daughtrey in the future. She really wants students to succeed and goes out of her way to help students understand the content. The content was interesting and Dr. D. has made me want to learn more about religious studies. Be prepared to do some internal reflection and to really grow in this class!

She is down to earth and will listen to you. Allows t citing directly to reach out to her.

There is A LOT of reading in this class (almost 100 pages or more a week) but the class itself is super interesting. There's very specific instructions on how to do the assignments, but once you get the hang of it, they become easier. BUY YOUR BOOKS. You absolutely cannot pass this class without them!

Dr. Daughtrey was very felxible, she assigned a lot of reading but you can get by with skimming through the readings. Her assignments and papers were not hard and were very interesting. I have taken 2 classes with her and she has been a very understanding professor. Highly recommend.

I have taken two classes with Professor Daughtrey and both courses have been very interesting and easy to navigate with a busy schedule. She is very caring to her students and her assignments and readings are very easy to get done.

Really cool professor and interesting class. There's a lot of work (assignments usually took me about 3 hours to finish), but she laid out the expectations beforehand.

I was a little nervous to take Professor Daughtrey because of mixed reviews about her grading and heavy writing, but I absolutely loved this class! We had 6 quizzes that consisted of 10 questions based off the required textbook and 7 total discussion boards. Grading was NOT strict, just submit the work and you'll pass no problem!

Definitely recommend this class! There is no quizzes or tests and only have to write a 600 word essay a week! Super easy class

I took several of Dr. Daughtrey’s classes (REL 101, 205, 374, & 390), and enjoyed each one. She cares about her students & their success. She is understanding and will help in any way she can. There are quite a few writing assignments in many of her classes, but those classes are generally categorized as literacy and critical inquiry.

Dr. Daughtrey seems intense at first because her directions for assignments are very precise but the instructions are clear. Dr. Daughtrey is big on formatting and she uses Chicago full note which is a little annoying, but I recommend using Zotero. She is a fair grader and easy to contact.

The material was extremely interesting and the category analyses were difficult, yet these assignments challenged me to think very specifically about the material while also providing room for a true, independent analysis. Definitely recommend this course to any student interested in both history and religion. A great combination of the two.

Dr. D's class is based on weekly writing assignments that are at least 600 words long in total, so don't take this class if you don't want to write. I think it helps if you are actually interested in the topic of Religion in America. My major complaint is that Dr. D was not super accessible by email.

One of the hardest classes I've taken in terms of material/HW. Had to spend a lot of time on homework each week. In total, there were (5) 500+ word Analysis' and (4) discussions w/1 peer response each. Was given random extra credit on a well done piece tho. Even w/ the HW load, Dr. D is a great prof and I looked for another class by her.

She is amazing. Painful class, but I would take anything taught by her. She is interesting and understanding. You can get by w/o the textbook even though it says required. I am a science major, but will likely seek her out to fill the remainder of my humanities credits.

Professor Daughtrey is AMAZING. She is caring, organized, and an easy grader. She cares about what she teaches and is there for you, the work is also very easy and interesting to learn about. AI graded discussion posts and such a comfortable space to share your thoughts. Just do your work and you'll get an A, easy.

Professor Daughtrey is clearly so caring, she is always available to help and answer any questions. This class is fairly easy, you can find the textbook (for all of her courses online). The assignments were pretty straightforward, she is an easy grader so it's 100% better being graded by her and not her TA. The class is about 10 assignments.

I really enjoyed this class because the topic is interesting to me. If you do not like theoretical discussions or reading, then this class isn't for you. Lots of reading and a 500 word essay every week, which was a graded by TA's. The content of the papers don't really matter, just follow the criteria she clearly lays out and you'll be golden.

The class has a lot of reading and writing, but Professor Daughtrey is very helpful. Unstuck study was a lifesaver for preparing for the weekly assignments. With dedication, you can get a good grade in this challenging but interesting course.

Honestly as long as you have the ability to analyze the texts and write reasonably well you'll do alright. Go over any rubric that's provided and use the examples provided by the professor to have an idea of what she's looking for. It is a bunch of writing and reading so be ready for that. Overall she's nice and good but not a class for everyone.

Witchcraft and heresy was a fun and interesting class to take but most definitely was one of the classes that you had to read a lot. There was a ton of material that was thrown at you each week. You had to do two large assignments based on either the 1st or 2nd book. The TA I was assigned was informational and had a very clear grating criterion.

I truly enjoyed taking her class; it was very informative, and she had interesting lectures. The reading material also drew me in, and I learned quite a bit from her. She can be a bit difficult sometimes, but if you stick to the criteria, it's smooth sailing. Would take her again and highly recommend.