Difficult to understand & hear in his lectures. Not to lie, his lectures were boring. Bland. But he definitely knows his stuff. Willing to help as well - explains it much better in office hours.

He is extremely helpful during office hours and willing to explain all concepts. His lectures are detailed on the slides and tests can be tricky because of wording, not necessarily the topics being taught.

His lectures are so hard to hear and quite bland. He appears to be very nervous while he's lecturing, which is distracting. He does not use many examples, making it hard to remember the information. In terms of exams, all of his questions can be found in the powerpoints, so I recommend focusing on the powerpoint slides rather than the textbook.

i did well in this course, and my recommendations are to always attend lecture, SIT IN THE FRONT (otherwise you won't hear him), take notes, and memorize the power points for the exams. don't waste time with the textbook, it is way too dense. go to his office hours and he will help you understand the tricky concepts. study hard an

price is a good professor. sometimes can be boring, but if you sit in the front and take notes you will be fine. for the exams, study the powerpoints and the diagrams and graphs! make sure you understand processes and the order in which they occur... go to his office hours if you need help and you can get an A

Price is quiet when he lectures compared to Dr. Wright, but he's still understandable. He's also helpful during office hours and is very approachable too. As long as you pay attention during lecture (sitting in the front helps) and USE THE STUDY ROOM at Gittings, you'll do fine. Study the powerpoints and you'll do well! The textbook is useful too.

Dr. price teaches the anatomy portion of 201, I like him because of that. I think he can be very broad at times, but go to lectures, sit in the front and study the slide for exams and you'll be fine.

Average Professor, Talks fairly quietly, so it helps if you sit in the front. STUDY the POWERPOINTS. Exams can be tricky if you try to cram last minute, but if you study the powerpoints a week or so ahead of the exam, the class isn't too difficult.

I felt that Dr. Price made the subject enjoyable, although he can easily get sidetracked during lecture. He's approachable, which is good in a subject like physio! The textbook is supplemental, but it can be helpful. As long as you follow the slides, you're golden! Clickers are used for easy participation points also!

PSIO 202 was split between Dr. Price & Dr. Settle, Price being the better instructor. He can be a little spacey & boring, but in general he's a good professor; he's helpful when you need it and approachable. Attendance is only really needed for clicker questions, and all the test material is covered in slides which are posted on D2L.

Split class between Dr. Bailey and Dr. Price. I thought Dr. Bailey was far and away the better lecturer, but Dr. Price's tests are easier, so it's kind of a wash. He doesn't offer many clicker questions in comparison though, so you have to attend lecture to get them all.

Dr. Price is one of the most clear and helpful lecturers I have had in PSIO. He goes into detail but in a way that you will understand the information and remember it for the exam. His exams are straightforward - study well and pay attention, and you will do well. If you are having trouble go to office hours. He is incredibly helpful!

Firstly, complex pathways of cell signaling isn't for everyone. But I went into the class not looking forward to much and I found the lectures and topics very interesting, and Dr. Price is a great guy. He will always be willing to clarify in class and in his office hours, and tests are very straightforward. Would recommend.

PSIO 202 is by far one of my favorite classes and Dr. Price's lectures have a lot to do with that!! He makes the material easy to understand and his powerpoints are incredibly clear. If you know everything on the slides and understand it then you will get an A on his tests. The material is interesting and I enjoyed studying for the course.

Dr. Price is very enthusiastic about cell signaling information, which helps out a lot. Exams are doable with studying. Don't let the amount of information presented in a lecture scare you; once you've gone over the notes a couple of times, the material becomes clear cut. Also, I recommend that you record the lectures. Really comes in handy.

Dr. Price was amazing and clearly loves to teach this class. The lectures always goes to the end, but after having a different professor for the second half of the semester, I really missed his teaching style. The tests are tough, but if you study the objectives of each lecture you'll be prepared. Don't buy the textbook it's all on the slides.

Study! Boring lectures but the information is interesting. Pay attention in lab and A's are a must on all exams if you want an A in the class without taking the final.

This class isn't easy no matter what professor you get. I mean it's physiology so expect a decent amount of studying. I took it over the summer so it was VERY dense but super worth getting it out of the way. All you need to study for the exams are his lectures. Advice: look up content that you don't understand on google/Youtube

Dr. Price is such a genuine man that truly wants his students to exceed. This class was broken up into 3 different blocks with 2 other professors, his was the 1st and I learned the most from him. I would recommend you go attend lectures & to office hours if you need help! Not my favorite course, but it is required for all psio majors... good luck

I really liked Dr. Price. He was really nice and he was kinda funny. His exams are mostly based on his lecture slides and a bit on what he says so listen when he speaks! 202 was definitely tougher than 201, but his exams weren't that bad.

You need to do well on the lecture exams in order to do well on the exams, along with the practicals in lab. Study the objectives at the end of his lecture slides and you will do great, no textbooks are required. Just study hard.

He loves to teach. He makes some dad jokes which I really enjoy. He tells you what is gong to be on the test if you go to office hours and if you are listening carefully in class for those hints. He is a great resource for people wanting to enter PSIO and for others who like science in general. He likes to talk about stuff outside class too.

Dr. Price is always willing to help anyone outside of class. He may not be the best at teaching the lectures but if you go to see him in office hours he makes everything way easier to understand. He is a really patient and kind professor. Go to office hours, it's your best friend for this course.

This lecture is significantly easier than the lab, and Eric Price does a wonderful job of teaching the material. Much less material and presented more clearly by competent professors. Loved this lecture- work hard so it makes up for struggling in lab. Good luck!

Price is seriously one of the best professors for PSIO201. People will complain that he is monotone or boring but that is because they simply do not care about the material/won't put in the work. This is a college level class so get used to putting college level effort because this class prepares you for upper division classes beyond any other.

Dr. Price is passionate and enthsiastic. Speech pace is higher than the usual Physio proffessor, but this is great about him, because it keeps your attention. Lecture slides well put together with helpful graphs. Amazing sense of humor/hilarious if you are paying attention because he is subtle with it and you have to catch it. Read his slides A.

PSIO 202 is difficult in that it is quite a leap from 201. There is much less "hand-holding" because there are not any bonus questions, and we had less time overall for each test than 201. 202 is very dense, and requires more conceptual learning rather than memorization. Price basically reads over the slides, but is very open to questions.

he's the most precious professor out there. He really does try to help you succeed as an individual student, but only if you actually try in his class (aka go to his office hours, attend lectures, and ask him questions no matter how stupid you may think they are). His exams are very straight to the point and doesn't require abstract thinking

Dr. Price is one of the most reliable professors in my opinion. The quality that you find in him is very consistent. It's not like he is more well versed in one topic versus another. It's a little hard to get tests back on time, but understandably so because he's teaching 201,202, and 303. Be nice :( he's trying his best and it really shows.

I love Dr. Price! He is so funny and actually makes the lectures interesting with his dad jokes. The class is test heavy, and although they aren't super easy, they are very straight forward. you can do well if you study!! his slides are also very helpful!! I took this class about 2 years ago, but I believe we had clicker questions

Fall 2020. Dr. Price was the best lecturer of all three blocks, but his block was the hardest conceptually in my opinion. His lectures were better structured than the other 2 blocks so that makes up for the difficulty. His exam was ok, but if you do fine in the first 2 blocks you can relax on his exam.

PSIO 202 is tough due to dense material, but Dr. Price takes his time and is thorough in lecture so you can take notes without being rushed. His material frequently tied in with lab which was helpful for reinforcement. He is also clear about what to study for the exams, which were open-note, so a big plus! Chance for bonus points during exam week!

I had Dr. Price for 201/202/303. I like him more than most other physio profs, as he emphasizes what you need to know and gives lots of practice. He lectures hard material, but his care for his students makes it more digestible; he posts whatever students request on D2L to help us succeed and holds impromptu office hours whenever he can to help us.

Dr. Price is a great lecturer. Everything on his exams is from his lectures. He gives ample of resources to students in order for them to succeed. The only down-side of this class is that 70% of your grade is based on exams.

Be ready to spend at least a couple of hours each day on this class. Lots of reading, a few labs, a few lectures, two quizzes, and an exam each week. Set aside time to study for the exam because they are proctored. This is probably the best class I've taken through UofA. The material isn't easy but it's laid out very well.

Honestly for this class he was a great professor, very fair, graded quick, and even bumped my grade a few points. Definitely would recommend for a class as difficult as anatomy.

Good choice, but only if you are willing to put in the time to do all of the work. One proctored EXAM, 2 QUIZZES, ~12 videos, and 10 assignments (all per WEEK), for 7 week online course. Getting a good grade is possible but exam averages were low (on one block more people failed than passed the exam). DO THE EXTRA CREDIT TO GET A 3% GRADE INCREASE!

Took PSIO 201 as a 7-week course and while it's a tough class with a lot of content, Dr. Price was a great professor. He sometimes extended the deadlines of modules/quizzes when there was a lot of content that week and a lot of extra credit was offered. The grading scale was slightly adjusted and an additional 3.3% was added to everyone's grade.

Dr. Price, my outstanding professor for PSIO 201 and 202, excels in simplifying intricate concepts. His clear communication creates an inclusive learning space, and he demonstrates genuine care for each student. Dr. Price's passion for teaching serves as a lasting inspiration to all fortunate enough to experience his expertise in the classroom.

Dr. Price was a great professor. I never went to class because you didn't need to. His personality was great and he was always there for his students. Do not listen to prior reviews as you simply just need to review the slides and review lecture quizzes and they're modeled pretty closely to the exams. You have plenty of resources to succeed.

Dr. Price is amazing! He co-teaches with Dr. Delamere, and they're both great! Price posts detailed notes for every lecture,straight up tells you what you should knowYou don't even need to show up to class, however still outside studying. White-boarding, flashcards and notes. Dr. Price had the last exam, it was tricky, study and you'll be fine.

I took the 7wk1 course and it is a challenging class so obviously it was not easy. There was a heavy course load but it is definitely manageable. Dr. Price is extremely organized, making it easier. I did the readings and watched the lectures and did all the assignments and got an A. Prepare to spend a lot of time on this class

Dr. Price is the best PSIO201 professor. Although the content is difficult and will not be easy, as long as you put in the time and energy it is not impossible to get a bad grade. I (barley) got an A because of the multiple extra credit options that were given to us! Dr. Price truly cares about his students and wants us all to succeed.

It's clear Dr. Price enjoys teaching and cares about his students. His lectures are straightforward and are all outlined with learning objectives. If you study the lecture objectives it's a guaranteed A

This was the most organized online course I've taken. Dr. Price's lectures are well-thought-out, and the modules are designed to build your knowledge throughout the week, preparing you for the weekly exams. He is very responsive via email and won't hesitate to help if you have a question about the content. Be prepared to spend ~20 hours per week.

This class had a very forgiving grading scale. 50% were multiple-choice exams, 20% were weekly quizzes (multiple attempts), and 30% were post-lecture quizzes that gave 90% credit for incorrect answers. Difficult content, but that is unavoidable. If you also have to take Biochem (I think 384?), I recommend taking that first before taking this class.

Took first seven week online of this course, very well thought out lectures and straightforward content, but the weekly load of work can be overbearing, so it is important to pace yourself well to get it all done

Took in person with Lease, and did poor. Took online with Price, earned a very easy B. Lot of playposits/assignments, but they are easy to do. Price's exams were strongly based on his learning objectives, which I feel Lease did not do. Very nice guy, but study, because exams are honorlock.

The course description states that you'll spend around 25 hours a week; however, based on my experience, I spent around 35-40 hours a week trying to balance 10+ PlayPosit videos, 10+ assignments, 2 block quizzes, and an exam every week while taking other classes. Regardless of the workload, Eric Price was a great professor.

Its obvious hes been teaching for a long time and seems to genuinely care about the students education. No ego no power trip, just a dude who loves to teach The test questions are very conceptually based and not super detail heavy, watch all the playposit lecture videos start to finish before the exam and youll do great. 10/10 would recommend.