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“Lease loves her work, but she is out of touch with how many assignments she assigns and how long they actually take”
PSIO452 - 1.0 rating“Moves way too fast to fully explain topics”
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Reviews (108)
Dr. Lease is amazing! She is very passionate about psio which always makes the class more fun! Her exams are very fair so if you study her slides and take notes during class you'll do good.
Dr. Lease loves her work, but she is out of touch with how many assignments she assigns and how long they actually take. She is all over the place with her teaching, very disorganized and sloppy. She does not give any direction for studying for tests. Be prepared to learn everything she says in class on top of 60-100 slide lectures for each class.
Dr. Lease is a great lecturer and clearly is passionate about physiology. She does go really fast through the lectures but she does a lot of supplemental white board material that really simplifies complicated concepts. Her exams were fair and as long as you study the slides then you have a good chance for an A.
Dr. Lease is clearly passionate on the material, however she isn't able to communicate the material effectively. She would try and supplement the material with white boards, but she would be really scattered and I could never read what was written. She was disorganized and would randomly talk about other animals during class (really confusing)
Dr. Lease is both knowledgeable and passionate, however her teaching style is not the most effective. I did like how she created diagrams to organize the information we were learning, but they were so difficult to read (due to handwriting, using marker on paper, etc.) that they were not helpful. She also spoke very quickly & somewhat quietly.
Dr. Lease was by far one of the worst professors that I have taken a class with. She is rude and unhelpful when you attend office hours. She is unwilling to help. I would avoid taking a class with her at all cost!!!!!!
Dr. Lease challenged me to think. Definitely expects you to take notes! Don't miss class; exams will be tough if you do. Read & discussed several sci papers (interesting). Gave us the opportunity to write three 2 page papersa few students complained about too many assignments but I thought it great to have a 10% grade boost. Fair grader.
Dont miss class! Prof Lease alternates between lectures & paper discussions & her exams are much easier if you actually attend class (& take notes). Take notes during discussions too, even if you didnt read the paper, she highlights important points. Beware the pathology project! Worth as much as an exam. But it boosted me a whole letter grade
Loved this class with Prof Lease. Enjoyed her teaching style and flexibility and the content of this course. By far one of my favorite classes that I have taken at the UofA.
Dr. Lease simplifies big physiological concepts and helped me fall in love with my major. Adjusting to the volume of material was hard but I learned plenty more than I thought I would in this class. Bummed to get a B rather than an A but the points are laid out clearly in the syllabus.
Dr. Leave is passionate about physiology and is a wonderful teacher. I highly recommend taking her class. She definitely expects you to show up for class and work at understanding concepts. But if you pay attention and take notes you can do well.
Took 305 and 202 with Lease, and always managed to do better in the blocks she taught. Genuinely tries to simplify concepts and explain the material in a more accessible manner via the use of whiteboards, which admittedly can get cluttered at times, but I personally find to be very helpful. Great teacher.
I thoroughly enjoyed 305. It was truly a pleasure to take the portion of the class taught by Dr. Lease. Her unit was so interesting and engaging.
she's a very passionate professor and will give you a lot of information to absorb, but her quizzes are very much structured where two or more answers could be the right one. I personally dreaded PSIO305 , and did not like the class at any level and was hoping corona would take me out.
Prof Lease is great & adapted well to covid. I was stressed for her exam b/c her quizes relied on taking notes during her recorded lectures (couldnt just use posted slides). I found it challenging but ended up acing her exam. I also liked that she encouraged us to take online quizzes during online office hours. she held some at night even.
I've taken 452, 202, and 305 with Dr. Lease and I absolutely love her. She had definitely been one of my favorite teachers at U of A. This class is lecture heavy so make sure to take notes, but if you study hard and read the assigned papers, you should be fine. This is by far not an easy A, but a very interesting class.
Prof Lease's section of this class was sooo interesting! No textbook needed. Impossible to do well on quizzes / exam just from posted slides though. Attending lecture (watching lecture videos) was necessary. Taking notes was critical.
Literally the most unorganized person ever. Bounces around the unit way too much and makes it confusing and talks way too fast. Sweet person but a terrible teacher. I literally learned nothing from her. The book saved me, I learned from the book and from my study group. Seriously take another professor if you can.
Seriously, no. Just no. I learned absolutely nothing from her. Lectures make absolutely no sense. Her weekly reviews make absolutely no sense. Extremely confusing. She's super unorganized and doesn't explain concepts well. Run as fast as you can from her, take PSIO202 with literally anyone else.
202 with Lease is a nightmare. Her lectures are hard to follow, writes difficult exams with strangely-worded questions, made a D2L page that is incredibly disorganized (very hard to keep up with due dates), gives brief and confusing answers to questions, and changed her exam format midway through the semester. RUN.
PSIO 202 has challenging concepts and Dr. Lease does nothing to simplify them. I would often find myself leaving office hours more confused than when I came in. She seems to care about the students (offering lots of office hours and extra help), but she is not good at explaining concepts clearly. Also wording on tests are awful & confusing.
Awful, awful, awful. Worst class I've ever taken. Been a straight A student in all of my science courses (including 201), but this class has been a complete nightmare. I'll be lucky if I end up with a C. She's super unorganized and can't teach to save her life. She seems like a nice person, but that doesn't help anyone really.
All professors in the PSIO department need to re-evaluate how they teach. This class like PSIO 201 is terrible, and unless you want a PSIO Master's degree, this class and all the info in it is useless. Take this class at Pima if you can, AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!!!!!!
Professor Lease is SO UNORGANIZED!! PSIO202 is already a very hard class to follow but having her is a migraine. She seems like a cool person but her lecture videos are hard to follow, her emails are long, and don't get to the point/answer anything. If you can avoid her in PSIO 202! This class is a lot of information and she is of no help.
Clearly a person who didn't like Dr. L wrote several almost identical posts last spring (unorganized / run). I personally find her review sessions where she quizzes students on lecture concepts to be extremely helpful, particularly if I have watched her lectures first. Exams are set up to be integrative and make sense if you have studied.
I found Dr. Lease to be mediocre. Personally, I didn't like the way she presented the material. She wasn't great at using available technology which resulted in hard-to-follow lectures. She seems slightly unorganized and not very passionate. Some people enjoy her style of teaching, but it's just not for me.
attendance only taken at discussions (5 per semester) / free points to encourage us to interact with the electronic textbook / interesting topic but not too difficult / pathologies at end (students pick their own so can focus on whatever interests you). I enjoyed this class!
Dr. Lease has a hard time explaining the material in a way students will understand, however she always holds office hours to try and help a little more. I highly suggest the SI sessions for her half of the class. Her tests are pretty difficult because the questions are extensive. She isn't mean or anything , it's just hard to process her info.
does not care about students or their grades. hard exams and assignments making it very hard to get an A in the course. only take psio with lease if you have to, dont recommend
Personally, I enjoyed her. Her lectures were a not, but as long as you take notes on them you'll be fine. She was also very nice which made asking questions feel more welcomed!
The D2L site for the class is very overwhelming and seemingly unorganized if the student does not go out of their way to stay on top of what is expected from them, this led to many moments of frustration where I had wished Dr. Lease had made a more organized website, especially since it is a fully online class.
It is clear that Lease doesn't really care about the success of her students nor if they are actually learning the material. She makes class very hard and goes very fast. She is accessible outside of class but even if you attend all office hours and pay attention in class it is nearly impossible to feel confident with the content. dont take!
Her exams don't reflect lecture. The exams are insanely difficult and are based on the book (even minor details). You cannot skim the book in this class... only thing that will help you pass. The lab is super easy!
No doubt about it, her tests are hard. If you just read her lecture slides and don't attend class, you will not do good in this class. She speaks really fast during lecture, so I highly recommend taking notes on the recorded lectures after class. Willing to explain concepts, make sure you study hard leading up to the test tho.
Not sure why other reviews are so harsh, all I did for her half of the class was read through the lecture slides and managed to score very well on her exams. I did not read a single page of the textbook or have to look anything up elsewhere. If you spend the week before the exam understanding the slides forwards and backwards, you'll do well.
Dr. Lease is very scattered, with her lectures bouncing around, very unclear on what will be on the exam. Each lecture is 40-50 slides and mostly include intricate diagrams of complex processes. She cannot get through the slides at a proper pace during class time, therefore causing her to attempt to rush through them in the last 10-20 minutes.
She talks extremely fast. She is incredibly unorganized. Her objectives don't clearly follow what is expected, which makes the exam extremely difficult to study for.
Dr. Lease is clearly very knowledgeable on the topics taught in this course, but she talks insanely fast, is all over the place in lecture, and never finished her extremely long presentations in the class period. Her exams are very difficult and hard to study for. Overall she makes an already difficult course worse.
She talks really fast, does not bother to clarify confusing topics, won't help students outside of her scheduled hours. Organization is nonexistent, constantly contradicting her syllabus. Just don't take her. Overall, a trainwreck.
She is a great professor and clearly cares a lot about her students. However, she talks extremely fast and it is very overwhelming. Also does not provide much help on how to prepare for exams.
I came into PSIO 202 knowing that it will be a tough class and I will be spending hours studying. However, even after studying, attending lectures, and attending tutoring sessions, the professor's teaching style is very difficult to work with. She speaks way too fast and is not very flexible or understanding. Hope she can make changes.
Dr. Lease seemed super passionate about her material (thermoregulation) during her 305 block, but she talked so fast, making it nearly impossible to take notes during lecture. Clarify concepts you don't understand early + expect to study a ton of lecture slides before the exam. She did offer extra credit on the exam, which definitely helped.
She raps her lectures. Unless you are somehow able to comprehend 100 words per minute of physiology, I would find another professor. However, she is very knowledgeable on the topic :)
Very disorganized. Wish I took it through a community college. The online class was in the back of her mind.
So disappointed and frustrated by this professor. She talks way too fast to the point where I wouldn't attend class in person, but watch her lectures at home instead to be able to pause, lower the speed, etc. Her exam questions are very elaborate and had nothing to do with the content in her slides. She is not understanding or flexible.
I really enjoy PSIO 202 with Dr. Lease. I'm currently taking it(Summer 22) and while she is a fast talker I'm still able to take fairly detailed notes during her classes. I think her lectures really help me understand the content, enough that I'm fairly set for the tests (all multiple choice which helps). She's also really caring and tries to help!
Dr. Lease gets a bad rap and I have no idea what people are talking about. I think she is excellent, and she teaches the information incredibly well. Always willing to answer questions, super caring. People say she is "too fast," but I think that's on them. Physiology is a lot of info no matter who teaches it - you better be ready to do the work.
She talks so fast, spends class time talking about content we don't need to know, and overall confuses students.
This class was difficult and exam heavy. Super fast paced and tons of information to take in at once. No extra credit offered. I hope she rounds grades if we are in the middle range.
Dr. Lease was incredibly nice and always willing to give her time outside of lectures for those who wanted it. That being said, her lectures were dense and confusing and it was hard to understand what she wanted you to know at times. Exams were tough mostly because it was hard to know what to study. Incredibly nice person but not the best lecturer.
To be completely honest, I never went to a single lecture besides the first one for this class. Lease seems nice though, and the favorable ratings seem accurate. Just read and memorize the info from the slides for both lecture exams and lab practicals and getting a good grade will be easy.
Dr. Lease covers everything you need to know in class, but you still need to study on your own. She starts class late everyday, and then talks pretty quickly. I was able to keep up but if you're a slow note-taker be prepared. Her tests are hard but fair (I liked hers more than Dr. Bailey's). Definitely a lot more work than psio 201 though!
Exams were tough and were always low scores while in other teachers they were fair and scored significantly higher.
The content of this class is super challenging, as students were warned at the start. Students who don't come to class can quickly fall behind. Dr. Lease did a good job of clarifying concepts, simplifying diagrams, and giving physiological examples. I enjoyed this class overall. You can do well if you attend class and come to her review sessions.
I enjoyed this class. We discussed the structure and function of GI organs, which directly pertained to the field of study I plan to pursue. Dr. Lease put in time and effort both in class and out of class, and I liked her teaching style plus all the online resources she set up for us (which also gave us easy points to buffer exam scores!).
Lease's portion of 202 was the most dense portion with a lot of information to cover. She talks decently fast in lectures but spends time drawing out diagrams and mapping out the information for easier understanding. Her office hours are good, and she takes the time to work with students because she cares. Study and you will be fine for 202.
Dr. Lease is better than Dr. Banek and her tests are far easier as well. She is a way better second semester professor than first. She's very rude, even in office hours, because she doesn't understand how fast and confusing she is. Physio is self-studying, you could not show up to class and just read the slides, just go to her office hours.
PSIO 202 is a class that you must study for to get a good grade, no exceptions. So, regarding Dr. Lease, she does speak very quickly but takes a long time on each slide to the point where she may not finish class in time. Her review questions are extremely specific compared to her exam questions, so exams are not very difficult, but please STUDY
Dr. Lease is all-in-all a pretty good professor. Many people will complain about her pacing and how she talks too fast but honestly the two blocks she covered this semester were very dense and I think she does a fine job giving us the information for the tests and quizzes. This class is more about personal merit so be sure to make time to study.
Lease was good. She moves fast though so I recommend you go to class. The tests are harder than 201 for sure and it is important that you study throughout in order to get a good grade on the exams because they are TRICKY! Her office hours are helpful so I recommend you go even if you just go to review concepts. You'll be okay! :)
I had this class at 8 am and did not go once. Got an A and absolutely murdered studying before exams. Study hard and you won't have to listen to psio professors rap their lectures.
I've had Lease for PSIO 202, 305 and now 452. She is very lecture heavy and talks quickly, but ppl only find that difficult because they're used to being spoon fed the info with PPTs containing every single piece of info. If you come to class, actively listen/take notes, and study, you will be just fine. If you can't do that, then don't take her.
Lectures are very jumbled and hard to follow. Talking points go all over the place and she speaks very quickly. Take pictures of diagrams and read slides before the tests. Review sessions will help on tests!
The way she structures her exams are insane. She will ask questions, the answers to which, do not appear in the slides. Her slides will have no text/ no context to what students are expected to study/ know. It seems like she makes it very impossible to do well with pure studying. Must access her through office hours and review sessions to do well.
Dr. Lease is a professor that needs to learn how to talk slower while teaching or just not teach at all. So many students are too scared to voice their opinion so I will. She talks at the speed of light and doesn't understand that students are there to learn and are not on the same level as her. I skipped her lecture and saw my grade go up.
This professor was a great support during this course. There is a lot of material covered, but that's the nature of the course. I really enjoyed all of her lectures sessions, and she helped a lot with reviewing concepts after class and during office hours. Good explanations of physiological concepts. I look forward to taking more of her classes.
If you don't go to lectures you can still get a B in the class (just from studying posted slides). But going to lectures, trying to draw what she draws, asking Qs in OHs--will earn you an A. She speaks quickly but it's clear what she wants you to know. & she's happy to re-explain concepts. Most students who complain don't go to class. Go to class!
I like how she explains things. She draws as she talks and it helps me understand concepts. She's always available after class.There is a LOT of material but we were warned at the start. If you go to class and ask questions and draw when/what she draws a B isn't hard to get. I'm hoping for an A but will probably get a B because I tanked Block 1.
Lease's lectures were difficult to follow at the speed she talks and in between her doing white board drawings that often do not make sense. She will try to cram information into the 50 min. lecture at 8 am and continue talking after lecture is over. Her slides are complicated and she is unclear on any emphasis on exam topics within the slides.
Dr. Lease is absolutely unable to teach. Her slides are always crammed with too much information, and continues to lecture after class is over. Her tests are extremely specific and incredibly hard to study for. It is better if you skip her class and teach yourself. She also never highlights any information that will be on the exam so you can't prep
Her lectures are incredibly disorganized and rushed. She does not know how to teach. If you take this class with her, expect to just teach yourself the content because she is one of the worst teachers I have ever had.
Took this course Spring of 2023. The exam averages were consistently below a 65. I don't think I've had a more disorganized professor in my life. She was a nice person but good luck being able to correctly get through her slides. Getting an A was done through brute force and hundreds of flashcards. Good luck!
Dr. Lease does not know how to teach. Her exams are ridiculously difficult despite studying the material and using outside resources such as SI sessions. She is also incredibly disorganized.
Dr. Lease is hard to get used to.She talks very fast and it is easy to get lost in her lectures. She is always available after class to help and re-explain. I stopped going to class during block 3 and just studied on my own and got a 71% on that exam. In block 4 I also rarely went to class but I went to OH and got a 91%. GO TO OFFICE HOURS! Lock in
Lease is a good professor but talks really fast. Her exams come directly from the slides. If you study the slides you will get an A on the exams. Her tests are definitely easier than Dr. Banek's. Don't let the other reviews scare you off, if you study, you will do fine.
Dr. Lease talks EXTREMELY fast. Her exams are hard but, if you go to office hours you can get As on them. The class is not great - her class averages are low. Although, she is a kind person and tr
She seems like a nice person but she cannot really lecture effectively. She talks way too fast in lectures and her diagrams are not that helpful (if you can even understand them). The exams were pretty hard and if you don't have photographic memory, you will struggle. Exam averages were in the low 60s. Use flash cards and memorize the slides.
By far the worst profesor in my undergrad. I love psio content but the slideshows were so heavy and she talked in 3X speed which made it impossible to learn during lecture. Exams are highly specific and we are only given vague objectives to study from. I would avoid taking this with lease if you actually want to learn in class.
Lease is a very fast and confusing talker. She is always trying to make connections between concepts from other lectures, like in almost everything she says so it gets so confusing. Banek was a way better teacher and his exams were easier.
I found it hard to keep up during Dr. Leases lectures. She lectures at a very fast pace and usually does not go over concepts more than once. It is very important to attend all lectures and go over the lectures multiple times after class. Her exams are pretty difficult because she asks about details that were not emphasized at all in lecture.
Really explains things well, but you have to attend class. Lecture slides are not enough. Office hours super useful. Draw what she draws. It really helped me understand concepts.
I took Lease this summer and again this fall (I need a higher grade to be competitive for nursing school). She's solid. You have to go to class to do well. Her drawings and explanations make what you need to know from the slides to do well on exams clear. If you skip class it can be confusing. But she explains things well, and cares.
DON'T TAKE; extremely disorganized. Her class had more items on the grade scale than any of my other classes and the shortest syllabus by a large margin. She just announced we have to write two papers (2-3 pages SINGLE SPACED). She gave 1 week of notice, and we are already working on the 8-minute presentations she assigned a couple weeks ago.
This class is close to being my reason for dropping out or to stop pursuing medical school. It makes me so depressed every time I hear or think about it. It is too fast, with too many assessments (pre, post, lecture, AND in-lab quizzes, practicals, exams, final). I have never wanted to change my career interests from any class except this.
Of all my classes this semester, this class simultaneously had the most items on the grade scale and the shortest syllabus. The syllabus only had 1 page of information about coursework, and none of it was specific. We didn't even know the format of the exam until a lecture or two beforehand. She has a good personality but is way too disorganized.
The teacher is extremely disorganized and waited until the very end of the semester to input grades. Exams are free response and you will have to write 2 papers, each single spaced and 2 pages long in 4 days because she will not tell you the topics you're suppose to write on until the last second. Teacher talks way to fast and is a bad communicator
Dr. Lease is a very straight forward person. Although she is very honest with you, she does want the best for you. She will create extra office hours to meet with you if need be. The only thing is her lectures are too much information to learn in a short period of time to take really difficult exams.
Moves way too fast to fully explain topics! Going to office hours doesn't help either. The only way to learn from Professor Lease in this class is by not going.
Dr. Lease is one of the professors of all time. She's a nice lady, can't lecture though. Her drawings are like hieroglyphics. I still see them in my sleep. If you want to get an A, get ready to learn every single thing on all of the slides. Apparently there's a cumulative final now? Lmao and this class is 4 credits. Good luck!
She moves very fast through lectures and doesn't give students time to think or ask effective questions. A majority of the time she over complicates certain topics making it hard to follow. Record the lectures and now there's a cumulative final. Regardless with the right preparation and doing well on everything before the final, the class is ok.
Tries to trick you on exams very confusing wording. There was a question on atmosphere pressure on PSIO EXAM!!! it was not even related to PSIO!!!
Compared to PSIO 201, PSIO 202 has much less structure, resources, and exam preparation material. Get ready to read and memorize every single slide because little tidbits of facts will be on the exam. The lab is also considerably harder. There are no post-lab activities to help reinforce your knowledge and no dedicated review sessions. Have fun!
Dr. Lease's lectures are fast paced and interesting. She uses whiteboards to simplify complex topics and breaks everything down clearly. Exams are very straightforward and grading is very fair. She holds office hours and provides ample resources for her students. People just like to complain and blame her for their bad grade in the class.
Could write a book about how AWFUL & CARELESS she is. Save yourself & do NOT take this course with her. She speaks so fast through lectures, she literally has to catch her breath. There is no info on the slides either so have fun. When I was struggling & went to her for ADVICE she told me it'd be impossible to pass based on my last scores.
AVOID LEASE AT ALL COSTS. She talks at 3X speed, never pauses for questions, & her slides are useless. She's disorganized & unhelpful, and somehow thinks the often low class averages reflect well on her. She couldn't care less about students. No, I'm not just saying this because of my grade, despite her teaching, I passed, not because of it.
One word: AWFUL. She is nice when she wants to be nice, but her lectures do not make sense, she assumes you do not go to class when you have question, and when you do have a questions, it goes unanswered. Take Dr. Dan or just anybody else for PSIO202
Avoid her at all cost. Exams are so hard and she's not cooperative with student at all. Because of her my graduation is backed up a year now
Labs are same as 201. Lecture exams are bit harder and more content. However, skipped pretty much every lecture, just went over slides myself and got 100s on every test including final, not even exaggerating. Most people complaining are due to their own lack of effort or study skills. Will say tho, content and slides are more disorganized than 201.
Attendance is mandatory, but this is the easiest upper level Physio elective you could get. Super interesting too, theres only two tests the entire semester, first one just make flashcards, final she gives you all the questions. Debates, movies, guest speakers. Lease was hard for 202, this is NOTHING like that, I was scared at first.
Genuinely DO NOT take PSIO with Dr. Lease!! Save yourself the time, stress, and confusion. She overcomplicates lectures, she does not connect topics back to things we can apply them to, and she uses pictures that are more like hieroglyphics to describe everything. She has 0 care for her students and no desire to help them improve their grades.
Dr. Lease needs to change her entire approach to teaching. She does not teach, she just tells the information and expects you to know it right away. She assumes the worst in students despite them going to her for help multiple times.
I had Lease this summer &thought she was solid. It's intense (as expected; summer is15 weeks of content - taught in the 5wk summer session). But I went to class, drew what she drew, revisited her Block review questions (posted before every exam), & found she was always willing to re-explain something I didn't grasp the first time around.
Half the people leaving negative reviews on here just didn't put in enough time outside of class. Yes the material is difficult and Dr Lease lectures fast, but she's one of the kindest professors in the department and in my opinion, explains things clearly enough. Just study in advance and you'll be fine. Great prep for medical school lectures
This professor is not in any way a good teacher. Being a hard worker and feeling defeated really is saddening. If the entire class is low on grades it should show clearly this teacher is not teaching the course well. I hope she can change her ways for the better.
Dr. Lease is energetic. She had a cow digestive tract dissection which was neat. &the metabolism &pathology units were interesting. Don't miss class-lecture slides are not enough-you have to also write down what she says &writes on the board. But if you goto class &take notes it's not hard to do well. The class was more interesting than I expected.
This class is TOUGH. but interesting. I don't think it is the prof b/c the other section I took last semester was also hard. There is just so much material. but she explains it clearly & is always willing to explain it again in OHs. Her drawings help. If she draws, draw. Attendance isn't taken in lecture but for me it made a difference to attend.
I loved taking this course with Dr Lease. She is very kind and cares a lot for her students. Very interesting class, although the exams were free response she graded them very leniently. The final exam was an easy GI pathology test on the students' pathology presentation. Would recommend!
A very hard class and the lectures are a bit dense but there are so many amazing resources to help you outside of class and lab.
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