Great Math teacher! Very helpful & explains each concept wonderfully! just make sure u check mathxl constantly for homework!

He is a very helpful guy. He really wants you to understand the material and will do anything he can to help. His tests and quizzes aren't easy, he really makes you think sometimes. He wants you to actually understand things rather than just memorize formulas and such. In class I think he can go a little too slow but overall a great teacher!

He is a great teacher. If you ever need help he will help you out. Loved the way he taught us. Lots of examples. Overall geat teacher!

Horrible teacher. He expects everyone to learn at a very fast pace. He also made Math Xl harder by taking away the view an example tool which Is UNIMAGINABLY valuably because he dosent help you learn much in class. His Tests and exams are hard, and his office hours suck. I recommend D. Kernler instead for any math class.

Mr. B's prides himself on how his students know why each formula works and where it came from. He drug us through so much theory, we got behind. And instead of learning how to solve differential equations, I was memorizing how to prove each formula. Lots of homework, too. I spent 10 hours a week on homework for a 3 cr class. But he knows his math.

I found him to be very helpful and clear when explaining problems, He wouldnt assign homework sections that were not practiced in class. Overall he was very clear and makes sure you understand the work!

If you go to class and pay attention, instead of texting,then you will get ready for college level math claes.

I don't get all the hate. I'm not a math person per se and I got an A. He is big on concepts and being able to write about those concepts. He's a nice guy and was always helpful to. Always offers ext-ra credit for exam corrections. Look - if you've been in a calc class for 2 months and you can't use the chain rule that's on you, not the teacher.

I don't see why they don't like him. i was in his class, and got a B. I suck at math, but he helped me out a ton. just work hard and you will pass.

If you want to regurgitate information like a little robot, do not take this class. He makes you use your head and actually tries to connect math to the real world. He's a great teacher and if you actually ask him for help, he will help you.

MR. Beynon is an excellent teacher. One of the best I've ever had. He cares about what we actually understand and focuses on concepts. Not just memorization. His tests are hard but he is a fair grader and gives extra credit.

Mr. Beynon is the only math teacher I've ever had that actually cares about what I learn and wants me to remember and use it. He was tough but I feel like I'm better prepared for my next math class.

Hands down, he is the best math teacher I've ever had. He actually made math interesting for the first time. His tests can be hard, but he let us correct them for extra credit.

Mr B is great! He's funny and and keeps class interesting. I would recomend him. Gives extra credit.

Mr.B was AMAZING! I loved coming to class everyday. He explains things very well, made it very easy for me to catch on to the material. I struggled with math until I took his class, he makes sure you understand the chapter/section before moving on. GREAT TEACHER!! If I could I would take him for every math class!! (:

Beynon is a great dude, he explains everything very clearly and at the end of every topic he asks if we have any questions. He only wants us to succeed and if I got a C, that was my own fault.

Mr. B is a great teacher! He is super understanding! He makes the class interesting and he's corky and funny! Calc is a hard subject but he knows exactly how to explain it. Would definitely take another class with him!

He's good at explaining the concepts and will help if you see him during office hours. He prints the notes out for everyone, no notebook needed. You need the textbook for homework (lots of hw). Quizzes are just examples from the notes. Test corrections for extra credit. He treats everyone like kids, but I guess that just makes it easier to learn.

Lectures are very well organized. Was my favorite class. His projects are hard, but he helps a lot in understanding and finishing them.

Tests you over concepts all the time, so you must understand what you are doing. He gives his own notes to you in class which are very helpful. Quizzes weekly. Gave 2 group projects during the semester, first one was doable. The second was just a massacre. You must understand all the concepts to do well. As a teacher though, very helpful and clear

Mr. B is a good teacher, he is very easy to understand an explains the material well. Don't miss any test because you wont be able to make them up even if your dying. He's not flexible on any rules what so ever but if you do whats asked and study you will get a high grade.

Good teacher, demanding but fair and always willing to help. Good sense of humor, tries to make class engaging but YMMV. Tests are tough but gives plenty of quizzes and a few projects so your grade won't be entirely dependent on the test. Likes to go DEEP into math topics. Great teacher if you like math.

He tries to squeeze in a lot of material in a short amount of time. But he is an overall great teacher. Picky and demanding, but fair and helpful. I only recommend him if you already have a good amount of understanding for math.

Mr. B is a great teacher! His tests were tough, but he gives extra credit. He always made an extra effort to help me whenever I needed it.

Mr. B is an awesome teacher. He is very tough, but I feel like I learned more in his class than any other math class I've ever taken. Tries to be funny but fails.

Professor Beynon is very clear in his lectures. He gives you a packet and then works on it on the Promethean, so you follow along. He always asks if anyone has any questions so everyone can be on the same page. If you want to talk to him for extra help, make sure you let him know and he will definitely assist you. Would definitely take him again!

He is a very charismatic professor. Trig can be a bit tricky, but he explains the material in a way that makes it understandable. If you don't get it, he is more than willing to help. He doesn't baby his students, so you have to be independent and disciplined. It definitely is a course that requires effort. If you study and work hard, you WILL pass

I'm not sure why there is so many negative reviews for Mr. Beynon. If you hate math maybe put in some effort and you'll see that there is a lot to appreciate, and he has a lot of interesting knowledge to share! If you enjoy math then you are in luck because he knows how to explain the concepts at a very deep level. I wish more professors were...

Professor B is a great teacher. He knows his stuff and is really helpful. He assigns projects which are difficult, but you can work in a group so that makes it a little easier. He's funny in a nerdy way and passionate about math which made math class a bit better for me. I definitely recommend him.

Lectures are well prepared. Guided notes are given and very well layed out. He gives 2 projects throughout the semester that are extremely rigorous, but if you get help from the tutoring center they are manageable. Biggest complaint would be asking for obscure proofs on exams/quizzes. Overall, a good professor who cares about his job and students.

the curriculum is laid out in advance and updated regularly so it is clear what is expected to get the grade you want. he was extremely helpful, always had a positive attitude. does a lot of group/projects, so be ready for that. im not huge on group work but it was a good experience. very nice guy, great at teaching and loves what he does.

Professor Beynon is a VERY intelligent professor. I have nothing bad to say about his teaching; however, the group projects were not my favorite. I felt I had to teach my less-motivated partner much of the content, which shouldn't have been my responsibility. Otherwise, great teacher and great class. Work hard in his class and you'll succeed.

Great teacher and easy to learn as long as you pay attention during class.

Great professor, just be prepared to have lot's of work which is expected in Calculus but he goes in-depth with topics. Quizzes - easy, not a lot of work, manageable if you're in class, exams - hard, similar to quizzes, & similar to quizzes, Projects - very hard, you'll be in groups with people who are different schedules. Don't miss a day of class

Professor Beynon is a very professional and organized teacher. His schedule always remains consistent throughout the semester. I took him for two semesters so far and I would honestly take him for a third if I could. You can tell he really cares about his students but beware of the projects because they can be very difficult.

Calculus is hard, but Prof. Beynon makes it easier to understand. Math classes are fast paced at ECC, and you will have to study outside of class. Every calc prof in this school will be like that though. prof Beynon is very passionate about the class and he wants you to succeed, but you'll still need to put in effort.

Professor Beynon is an instructor with high expectations. To sum it up, pros: great person, good at teaching, interesting take on math as a whole (he tells you specifically how and why we learn math a certain way); cons: very tough tests and assignments, tough grader

Overall, a very good professor. Tell students exactly what is expected on quizzes and tests. Not the biggest fan of group projects, but if you communicate well with peers you'll get through them. As long as you review notes, quizzes, and exams, this class should not be too difficult.

Go to office hours. Theory heavy lectures. Textbook not used, but you will need it. The projects will feel difficult, obscure, and you will feel a terrible time crunch to do them. AKA, if you're going into engineering, where working on hard, poorly defined problems in a group setting with a deadline is the norm: take Beynon, learn to love it now.

Great Professor. Do the homework problems! Solutions aren't given, but you can go to office hours or work with a group. You need a group for this class that's how you pass. Group projects were tedious; one was easy tho, it depends on your group. Participate please. Super nice prof intimidating by looking at RMP, but it was my favorite class.

Overall, Beynon is a good teacher for Calc 1. He has an apparent teaching philosophy: He wants you to understand the principles and theories of calculus, and he doesn't rely on tedious algebra to teach you. Also, he lectures clearly. The downside to his class is the projects, they can be quite time-consuming. He's Better than RMF shows.

Good lectures that force you to think mid class but he conveys the concepts well and goes at a great pace. He is also a nice guy with tons of personality. He often gives hints to what will be on the quiz/test and does group quizzes. The diff eq content is quite difficult but he is a generous grader. The group projects are long but interesting.

Prof Beynon does care about teaching his students. However, his group projects are very frustrating. There is little direction on the first two projects, and they will involve material that you haven't learned in class yet. You may have to ask him during office hours. If you consistently go to his office hours, you should be in the A to B range.

I thoroughly enjoyed Professor Beynon. The project materials are taught a little close to the due date, and they are certainly difficult, but they genuinely contributed to how comfortable I was with the course's material. Amazing guided notes, little to no homework, and assessment questions weren't surprising whatsoever. Proof, not theory-heavy.

You either love or hate Professor Beynon. If you just want to get your credit and be done, you'll probably hate his class. His teaching will seem excessively rigorous and his projects will seem like pointless extra work. However, if you have a genuine interest in learning math, you'll appreciate his teaching style and come out a stronger student.

if u have an idea of anyone smart, sit next to them, he pairs alot. Come early; do not miss any day, even if you just had a heart attack. his office hours are somewhat helpful, but you actually gotta understand exactly what you don't understand. he mostly gives clues as to what will come out in the quizzes, so you have to listen attentively

Really organized with his way of teaching. Notes are great. Projects can make you understand the topics and their real world application. Great if you really enjoy to learn maths. You need to have a clear understanding of the foundations of maths (properties, factorization, trigonometry). Tough in terms of grading, but it pushes you to work hard.