really nice! and teaches very well, even though her lectures may be long. but u learn a lot, just wish she gave little breaks

i loved her class just take good notes and you'll pass, really easy project just a group presentation, tests just as easy all open note she couldn't be letting you pass any better than this!

Kinda disappointed in taking her class. Writes notes on the board sorta messy &disorganized. Her midterms are pop quizzes, yet open note. Does extra credit; but only accepts two of them. A group essay/research paper +presentation makes up most of your grade. Not recommended.

Her notes are very messy and hard to follow, however just write down whatever she talks about, and you will get a good grade. she has 3 pop quizzes the whole semester and they are open book. if you understand your notes, you will pass! the final is pretty easy and she grades easy as well. go to class everyday and you will get an A. nice and helpful

She is definitely hard but very helpful if you ask. Her notes are ALL over the place so you really just have to listen and write the main ideas. If you do that, you'll be fine on the pop quizzes and final. She's pretty strict but I really did learn a lot from her. If you don't want a challenge.. don't take her. Want to learn a lot.. take her.

she's nice but she tries to intemidate people that she's a hard grader but not...

Her class honestly isn't hard at all. If you didn't read, she'll go over the text next class with her notes. TAKE GOOD NOTES! She lectures at a quick pace, and like everyone said, her notes are messy. Expect only 2 pop quizzes, 15 pg essay/presentation and a final exam. She can also be good at clarifying info, you just have to ask!

Jeannie is freaking hilarious and nice. Although, her notes on the board may be a bit sloppy, she still goes over them clearly. Her class is alright, for the most part. It's not too difficult and not too easy. I would recommend her if you guys are tired of boring professors.Jeannie can definitely put a smile on your face with her funny jokes.

I like her alot. She's funny, enthusiastic, and helpful. Her lectures are very clear and interesting. It would not make u fall asleep! She always have interesting stories to relate to the topics in class. Two pop quizes....all lecture based.1 final that is exactly the same as the study guide.

Really a nice teacher and really wants you to pass. Just attend her class because all test (2 pop quizzes) are based on lectures. The books weren't used, so waste of money, but final is EXACTLY like the study guide, and she's really nice! Not a super easy teacher but not hard either, shes enthusiastic and not boring at all.

Her class can be repetitive. She basically just lecture and you take notes everyday. Helpful tip: Don't just copy what she writes on the board but LISTEN to what she say and write it down too. You have to be able to look back on your notes and understand what you wrote in order to ace the pop quizzes and final.

Like everyone has probably said before me, make sure to take good notes! Also feel free to ask for clarification when needed! Though attendance is not mandatory, I suggest going anyway since, aside from the two pop quizzes, the notes are essential. Also, she's funny and really knows her subject well. There is a group project but its too bad.

lecture and lecture and lecture, two pop quiz that's unexpected but can use notes :D one group presentation and a final. she's a easy teacher but you have to take good notes to pass her quiz, i think i am failing because i don't take good notes... but recommend her, not the worse, you'll learn something

I took her for AAS 310. She?s an easy going professor, a very cute one. Her notes can be dis-organize but as long as you?re a good listener you?ll be alright. Do the reading before class and she won?t get on your case. She became my new best friend?seriously she is my best friend.

She's a good professor, very helpful. A lot of books and readings. Notes are all over the place, so try to organize and understand for your own good. Pop quizzes. Midterm and a final with short essay. Group project. Easy class if you pay attention and do all readings and your work. I got a B-, but could've done better if I read and paid attention.

One group project, mid-term and final are take home. two pop quiz can do extra credit to make it up.

Because it was a morning class, I disliked the class and was TIRED. She's a good teacher, she doesn't assign hw!!! you can do extra credit to boost your grade, 2 pop quizzes, 1 final, and 1 group project.Her class was pretty easy and she's pretty understanding. She's not strict and follows the reading. I personally never read and still passed.

Taking this class in the morning is tough when it's all lecture. Make sure to attend class because there are 2 pop quizzes based on lecture notes. the extra credit helps a lot so do as much as you can. The project boosts your grade but make sure your group is committed before its too late...

She's so boring it discouraged me to go to class. Attendance isn't mandatory, but you should go to class. Her in-class lectures are pretty crucial when writing the journals. If you go to class, its an easy A.

Waking up early and listen to her lecture was sometimes hard, but she's really nice and not strict at all. Two pop quizzes (she hinted one of them last semester from what I remember) and there's no midterm. She gives you the final before the final day, so it's easy. Overall, pretty easy class & nice teacher. :)

Honestly, probably the EASIEST class I've taken in college. The only "hard" part about her class was the 10 page GROUP(4-5ppl) report. Do extra credit. Write everything down. 2 pop quizzes, but can "get back" your pts with extra credit. There, that's all the hard parts about class. You are the one who makes the class "hard." Jeannie's super nice!

First, I recommend you disregard all comments saying that she is boring. She's not. You can tell she's genuinely interested in the subject, and knows her stuff. As long as you attend class regularly and take good notes, the testing should be no problem. Plenty of extra credit opportunities. Overall, a decent class.

She is a jolly and smiley teacher! She's pretty easy, you will make or break your grade when it comes to the group 10 page paper and presentation which isn't so bad since you work in like a group of 5 people. Do all possible extra credit and take notes for the OPEN note quiz! Stay awake!!!

It's a history class people, it was bound to be boring. However, Prof. Woo is amazing! She lectures about the readings from the night before hence you don't even have to read the books that was required. 2 pop quizzes open notes from what she JUST discussed. A group project of 4-5 people w/ a 10 pg paper. She even made our final take home!

Her lectures are pretty easy to follow since she speaks so clearly. The reading may look intimidating, but you don't have to read all of it since she doesn't cover all the reading. The journals can be somewhat of a pain if you don't attend class. Other than that, the only major assignment outside the final is the group project which isn't too bad.

2 quizes. Group Research Project (you have all the semester to do). Take home final. Very easy class and Woo is a fun and interesting teacher. She is very clear and always able to help during her office hours. This is a very easy class and one of the easiest GE requirements

J Woo is just cool. Despite the bad comments about her, well, every teacher has shortcomings, but her teaching will brighten up a new view about AA. She gives pop quiz (open notes) and a proj. She's funny and helpful, and very easy to approach. TAKE HER!

I took her course Fall 2010. She was a helpful professor and quite a fine lady. Not a hard course. She does require to do the reading before class or else there will be a quiz. Do well on the group project and get an A.

GO TO CLASS, WRITE DOWN EVERY WORD SHE SAYS ON NOTES. Her two quizzes are her exactly from her notes/lecture. Her journals, just really say how you feel and elaborate a lot, when she says the journals must be 4 pages not spaced. THEN THEN WRITE THAT MUCH. if you do all her work then you will get an A! SHE KNOWS HER ASIAN AMERICAN HISTORY!

I wish she would have provided more feedback on our writing, but I really liked her class. I recommend her!

Jeannie is GREAT! I am actually taking her again this upcoming semester. I saw she was teaching a class and signed up for it. Shes very nice. I think people only leave negative comments because theyre the ones NOT DOING THEIR WORK! I HIGHLY suggest taking her. Very cool!

This was a really fun class and it is very student-interactive. There's almost no homework and the 2-3 quizzes are pretty easy. The final was cumulative and had an essay. There is, a group project assigned first day of class an due at the end of the semester. It's worth more than the final. If you don't work well with groups don't take this class!!

She gives out 10 points of extra credit. you just need to watch a film on youtube,then write a 2-3 pages paper to get 4% of total grade. 2 midterms are online. you have a week to do them. It's very easy to get an A if you do the extra credit. she misses 3-4 classes and has bad hand writing.

Fantastic teacher! Easy class.

Professor Woo is an awesome teacher! Very encouraging, and definitely makes you want to learn more. She's very passionate about teaching and getting to know her students. There's no required book, and most of the material is posted on iLearn. The course isn't easy, but if you try your best and turn in your work on time, you'll do fine.

I love Professor Woo because she's very passionate on the subject of Asian American History, a section that is often overlooked in your standard public school level Social Studies class. Her "pop" quizzes are easy essays, but you have to make sure to get your citations correct.

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Professor Woo enjoys when students participate in discussions. She has a check list for everything you need to include for each assignment, which really helps. Extra credit really boosted my grade! I took this class to fulfill a requirement with no interest in AAS. By the end I'm glad I took it; a nice break from my core classes. Minimal homework!

Professor Woo is a great lecturer. However, this class had many writing assignments. The midterm was a 4 page paper, quizzes are 1-2 page essays, and the group project was a 30-40 page paper. If you choose Professor Woo, you will become a better writer and gain a lot of knowledge about Asian American history.

Follow her instructions down to the "T" or she'll mark you down for the simplest things. She's a fairly easy grader as long as you write well and are able to be articulate, otherwise I can see how she can be a little tough on grading for those who don't. Her midterm and final projects were fairly easy -- nothing to sweat over.

Professor Woo is not "strict" she makes her grading clear and students who dislike this should not attend. Her writing assignments may seem intimidating at first but are flexible and not graded harshly as long as you make an effort to do good work. Very few papers throughout the semester, just make sure you focus on your midterm and final.

Fun class. Work wasn't as bad as stated in her syllabus which can seem intimidating at first. Once you do them, you'll realize it wasn't that hard at all. As long as you put effort into your work, she will reward you. Her instructions are pretty clear and she goes over them in class as well. Would recommend.

She amazingly passionate about teaching towards Asian American Children's literature. Jeanie challenges and makes you think critically by asking questions that allow you to develop your own answers. Not much homework. Just two papers and a Final (where you create/design your own picture book). Loved her! She's BRILLIANT!

She is very strict on formatting and if you miss one thing you get docked off a lot, so make sure to follow the formatting and every direction in her assignment and you should get an A. I was one of the few that got all A's on her assignments. Quizes are all easy 2 page essays. Overall she makes the class go smoothly so just follow her directions.

Great and kind teacher who's very informative. She knows exactly what she's talking about and her lectures are very detailed and interesting!

Some work but not too many, a lot of 1 page papers due every week. Lecture all the time and one project.

I took her class during the fall semester of 2017. Pretty heavy lecturer, this class is an easy A, if you can't get an A in this class. You shouldn't attend this university then. her papers aren't that hard as long as you follow directions and know what you're writing and not bsing but considered she liked me as a student.

I love Jeannie! She was straight to the point and told her class what she wanted. The class overall was somewhat a breeze, but only if you paid attention and put in the effort for the projects. I highly recommend this class as it's informative, shocking, and interesting! A great trio.

I really enjoyed taking her class, it was very fun, and you learn a lot from her. Her grading system can be tough, but if you proofread your work, you shouldn't have problems with any point deductions. Though I will say, I didn't like her finals very much. We had to write a group paper over 50 pages and a group presentation. Awesome prof overall!!

Super nice and engaging. She has 2 real assignments, a family oral history paper which is 2 pages and a group project that is 30-40 pages (between 5-6 people) I did a total of 6-8 pages, but the project spans the entire semester. Attendence is barely taken. Has pop quizzes mostly online so just check ilearn if not there. lecture heavy

Jeannie is a sweet and wonderful person. She does offer extra credit, which helps a lot. I just don't like group projects. My group was actually great, but just in general. Jeannie does care about the content she teaches and engages with the class during them.

Very funny and welcoming teacher. For an ethnic studies course, she definitely connects current and past issues within the Asian American world. She has humor, making lectures fun, but lectures are heavy, yet interactive. Worked in groups a handful of times which is good, and sometimes extends deadlines. Great with communication!

Professor Woo has been a great semester during this online learning experience! She adjusts her course and workload when she feels that her students are dealing with a lot (pandemic, fires, etc). There aren't too many assignments, just primarily one main project and discussion forums. She's super sweet and you cannot go wrong taking her!

She is absolutely amazing! I am affected by fires every fall so she was more than accommodating during the pandemic about the power outages. She was absolutely amazing! When class starts up again I will definitely send her a hard copy of my final project as a thank you :) I would def take her, you have 2 main projects or papers (your choice).

Funny professor but I can get how some would translate it as rude or mean. Lectures are informative and papers have clear grading. Put effort into your papers because she takes them seriously, easy A otherwise.

I took Jeannie's class for AAS 320-01 asynchronous last semester. Was super easy to pass, as long as you did the homework assignments. I appreciate for all online texts she provided for free, and the reminder emails, for upcoming quizzes, projects, etc. I would mention if taking this class, to begin the final assignment immediately!

She's nice but I think her jokes might get misunderstood to other students. I wouldn't say the work is too hard(?), I think my only issue might have been that, to me, the workload was a little bit more than average in comparison to my other classes. The final project for my class felt sort of rushed/ not enough time. Very good lectures.

Jeannie is so sweet and kind. I tooked her two timr

Prof Woo is AMAZING! Creative assignments helped learn material, and interesting video lectures. Easy, no, but not HARD either. Great Class. A couple of things seemed out of my comfort zone at first like drawing characters, but once I realized it was not a drawing class, it was a reflection of what I see as visual cues in CHILD Lit, love it!

This was a fun class; it really opens your eyes to Asian representation in children's literature. I loved the final project, you create your own book. It was a bit stressful with the quizzes (papers) she assigned, make sure to not wait last minute! You do have to buy children books in order to complete the paper, you can get it on Amazon.

very easy class. discussion posts almost every week and quizzes every other couple weeks. midterm and class project were very easy as well. if you read and do all your work on time it will be an easy a. professor Jeannie is very funny and likes to talk a lot ! would take again !

I really enjoyed her lectures, and the first day of class. My class was a hybrid class, and we were supposed to have 4 to 5 in person meetings. All in-person classes were cancelled except for the first day of class. I wasn't able to build community and make friends through online classes. I'd gladly take her again, but I'd prefer in-person.

Jeannie is an excellent professor. The assignments are not easy, as the midterm and final are time-consuming projects. Despite the rigor, they are fun. For our midterm, we created a class assignment for SFUSD elementary students. For our final, we chose between making our own picture storybook or selecting a topic for a 5-7 page essay.