Nice teacher!!! okay guys only take english with him! If you just come to class you will do well!!

a nice guy, seems to really know his stuff. also has this certain understated charm to him...

Knows what he's talking about. Seems very willing to help students, which is appreciated. Asks good questions for discussion and isn't afraid to bring up the sensitive topics, although for some reason it can be a little intimidating to speak up in class at times. And yeah, seems to have a certain something...

I do not like English. Prof. Bradley made it more interesting than I would have expected. His lecture style is somewhat unstructured, but I am a visual learner. If you go to class and listen you will do well. The summer class flew by quickly with him as a prof.

Good GOD I hate English....I would love nothing more than to never read an english book again. Anyways, with that said, Prof. Bradley was OK. He was kinda nervous, and not too helpful and it was EXTREMELY hard to get anything out of his lecture. Not to mention the late night class and dark lighting, I left early every time.

I can't deny that the charm of his nervous, introverted character has affected my opinion on his academic skills, but he really is a great professor. Notes are essential in his class. And he won't speak as if reading out of the textbook, so further work will be needed to organize and put the notes to good use.

Although he does seem nervous and it is tough to take notes in his class, if you go to class and pay attention he basically tells you what will be on the final and he marks essays fairly.

very well read, inspiring. made me want to take more courses from him.

He's a great prof! He had awesome insight into the material and made me interested in taking more classes taught by him. Lots of teachers seem to just report the text back to you, but he made it so much mroe interesting! Awesome class-would take it again if i could

THE best prof I've ever had. Very insightful, doesn't try to be funny but often accidentally makes jokes (making everything 10x more interesting). Fair marker, if you see him outside of class he is also extremely helpful and gives tons of feedback. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

I had Professor Bradley for Children's Lit and it was fantastic. His lectures were incrediably insightful and interesting. I learned a lot from this professor and really enjoyed his class. While you do have to be a decent notetaker, if you go to class and pay attention you should do fine. Nothing on the midterm was a surprise.

Decent prof - knows his stuff and has moments where he explains things that make it much clearer. HOWEVER, if you have him in the morning, get ready to FALL ASLEEP. He is the MOST soporific talker I've had to date in uni. So drink a dozen espressos before class if you want to stay awake...

Science Fiction. Good prof. Fairly tough grader but he is always willing to discuss your grade and will justify it clearly. Certainly knows a lot about the topic and is very well-read, but definitely is not the most fascinating lecturer. Be prepared to doze off in the early morning classes. Overall, I'd recommend him though!

Great prof, great lecturer. He is extremely well read. Previous to this English class I had a scarring experinece in high school, when my English teacher told me in front of the whole class that I was stupid. Bradley's class was a definite confidence booster, he tought me that your opinion does matter.

Love this prof! He makes everything so interesting, and he has a very dry humour if you bother to pay attention. I'd recommend his classes to anyone.

Bright guy, certainly well-read. Not the most fascinating lecturer, however. He has a way of passing on various interpretations of a novel and is quite open to alternate opinions. He is very clear on expectations as well; he prepares by asking you what questions you expect on the exam. Overall, tough grader, but a good experience nonetheless.

The actual lectures don't seem very useful to go to (though the DGDs are definitely a must to attend). Professor Bradley is a decent lecturer and he is very helpful if you attend his office hours. There is something strangely charming about him, not sure what it is.

Very knowledgable and a really great lecturer. He doesn't use slides or Powerpoints, but will always answer questions his students may ask. It was clear that he was very interested in what he taught, and it made the class very enjoyable.

Professor Bradley is the definition of a "decent" prof. He was pretty monotone and didn't make the class extremely exciting for 830am, but the class content was very straight forward and it was very easy to get a good mark. He also seems like he knows what he is talking about and wants all students to do well. The final was also very easy.

Prof Bradley was decent for Children's Lit. It was one of my favourite classes this semester because the material is so interesting. You definitely obtain a lot of knowledge and go in-depth into the books. That said, there was a lot of reading to do and he was a pretty picky marker for essays (2). Overall, definitely a good prof.

He's a really great lecturer, I have the attention span of a goldfish and I managed to stay entertained for 3hrs straight. He is a hard marker for sure and took a week to email me back when I had questions but the texts were interesting and he really knows what he's talking about. And I agree that there's something really charming about his dryness

impressively, entirely verbal lectures with no powerpoints or tech. it becomes a race of taking notes to catch the gist of things, so you're really forced to pay attention. one of my favorite classes out of my entire uni experience!

This guy is actually a great prof- he's sarcastic and actually really funny with his dry humour. He talks a lot about his expectations and everything else, like due dates and what you'll be doing each class, is on the syllabus. My class literally had 2 essays, 3 in class quizzes and a final exam so not bad in terms of work load

He is quite dry and very hard to read so I didn't know what to think at first. I am a terrible writer but he is the kind of professor that notices the effort. Go to classes, pay attention, don't be afraid to ask for advice, make it clear that you're trying to succeed and you will do well, he is very reasonable.

Prof Bradley, likes to keep things philosophical and will have most of his essays based on philosophocal questions and debates. Going to lectures isn't mandatory but he does like his pop-quizes which consists of basic grammar. Lectures are completly dry and personally I showed up to class really stoned all the time, and it was a breeeze.

Loved his class! He is there when you need help!! Would take a class with him over Andrew Loeb any day!

This class was a super easy course. He gives 3 quizzes with 10 sentences and each has an error for you to correct. Theres also a rhetorical analysis essay, research essay and the final exam. The final exam was an essay with 3 questions and then we write an essay with a choice of 3 prompts. Attend class because theres inclass assignments worth 10%

Good guy, really easy and clear.

Solid professor. Really interesting lectures, and gives really good feedback/ suggestions to help with your assignments. No surprises; everything is listed in the syllabus, and explained thoroughly. The course is super fun, too; keeping up with the readings & taking good notes is helpful for the exams.

Not a difficult teacher. He expects a certain level of effort. He will get mad if you do not do assigned work.

Very easy class. Fair grader, gives good feedback. The only annoying thing was that he doesn't use slides or bright space, so you actually have to go to class; also he does do attendance at some point.

Prof Bradley's class was pretty solid. Class + DGD went by smoothly, there are quizzes every other week and random in class assignments that were really easy. The essays were not very difficult to write and he gave pretty good feedback. Very accessible and flexible with essay submissions. Pretty solid guy and class. I would take it again

Not a bad prof for ENG1100. This course is generally flat, but he conveyed the material effectively. He provides the essential info and does not waster your time. You often get to leave early and DGDs are too clarify info, ask questions, and do quizzes. Participation makes up a chunk of your mark. Push through with some coffee. Very kind man.

Class was online so heavily lecture based and frequent quizzes. He wasn't necessarily a bad prof but his lectures were kind of boring and redundant. Course load was not heavy, gave you notes on lectures which was helpful. Grading wasn't too tough as his rubric is super clear and assignments are pretty straightforward.

I think he is very professional and helpful. His explanations help me better understand writing essays. If you like online courses you should take his class. He records his lectures but it is always better to join live as he mostly answers questions during class. Never seen him make jokes or talk about irrelevant things. Extremely professional.

I chose this course for my English requirement but ended up dropping it the week after, because there were WAY to many readings! This prof talks about cool things during lecture, he is really knowledgeable but personally this course was way too tough (impossible for me to complete even)! I love reading, but maybe Ill take another course with him.

hes chill take his class :)

Super nice guy, didn't have a TA to help mark so his feedback was limited.

I don't understand these harsh ratings. Like yeah he takes a long time to grade, he's teaching multiple classes at once and needs to review hundreds of papers ON TOP of his job outside of teaching. I would say he's very generous with grading for the fact that I did not read any of the texts, and did not attend any of his lectures.

Prof is very nice and it is really not difficult to do well in the class if you attend lectures, take notes, and know how to write a university level paper. Yes there are many readings, but it's a literature class, and the readings are very enjoyable. The prof prepared the class for exams as well by hinting strongly at what would be on it.

I enjoy the flexibility he offers with his online course, but it is a lot of readings. He posts all Zoom lectures, and is very accommodating to students. He is a great person, very friendly and funny, easily accessible for questions. My problem is not with the prof, but the class content itself!

Other ratings are harsh. He doesn't answer emails so go to his office hours (virtual or in person). Two essays felt like a lot but are due a month apart. Midterm and final are easy if you've gone to the classes. Pay attention and take good notes or you won't do well. You need to do the readings too but they're kids books so it's fun! Nice prof!

His lectures are monotonous and he is a hard marker, but if you do the readings, they are interesting, they are worldly - I remember his assigned readings and what he spoke of in the lectures 2 years later at this university. He is deeply knowledgable and helpful when asked, certainly well-read and educated - do the readings and you can do well!

Yes there's a lot of readings, yes he's not the easiest grader, however, Bradley knows his stuff and adds next-level depth and nuance to the readings. I suggest some familiarity with literary criticism is best before taking this class, as Bradley is more focused on taking up perspectives and evaluations of texts than on explaining how to do so