Good course. Great prof, passionate about his subject and teaching. Highly recommended!

Mostly discussed reading that were done for the class. Not many class activities or assignments. Easy marker, giving you mark for the time and effort you put in, instead of the quality. Good GPA booster, would recommend. Good Luck :)

Tashi is a good professor. I found his reflective thinking and writing "practices" and "toolkits" very helpful. He grades generously for effort, I agree.

Tashi is such a great prof and really cares about how his students do!! I wasn't the most present student in the class but he always answered my emails and helped me catch up, a very passionate prof. The only thing I'd say is there are lots of assignments and group activities within the class, it felt a little bit like a highschool class.

Although Tashi often rambles in his class, if you participate, attend class and put effort into your assignments you will do really well. He is very fair with marking and will accommodate your needs whenever it is necessary. Only thing is if you do not like group work I would not take this class, but otherwise I would suggest him as a prof.

There is quite a bit of effort and readings you need to put in, but if you come and participate it is totally manageable. He is a really easy marker and cares about what he is doing. He does start to ramble sometimes, but if you listen you can learn something. I would highly recommend taking him and was surprised the reviews weren't better.

If you are willing to put in the work and don't mind working in groups, I would recommend his class. Tashi is a great professor. He is passionate, helpful, and his lectures are very interesting. I feel like I learned a lot in his class.

I took his course last fall. He went above and beyond my expectations for the course. Some of the readings were a bit dated, but the course was methodically designed to develop critical reading and thinking skills. I walked away from his class with a strong appreciation for issues of global politics and social inequality. Would recommend.

I did this in Spring and I would show up for attendance and to hand things in and then I would immediately leave. Take it for an easy A

Tashi is a great prof, he's easy going and understanding if you happen to miss some lectures. Just make sure you communicate with him. He's an easy marker if you put in a decent amount of effort. The texts were a bit boring..

Tashi is amazing. He is so passionate about all the topics discussed in class and it is very engaging. The rubric is sometimes hard to follow, and you read average 50 pages a day of text, but if you show up and do the work with effort, it's an easy pass. Would recommend taking this class over any 1202 class!

he's a pretty chill guy that's all. But he believes anything anyone says so take advantage of that when you can.

Easy marker. Lectures could get a little boring, but definitely recommend taking his class

Tashi is a very laid back and compensating professor. Attendance is mandatory but there are times where Tashi schedules no classes and understands that a university student has a lot going on and is willing to sit down and discuss this. Tashi enjoys class participation and enforces a lot of self-reflection in papers.

was a bit of a weird corse with a bit of work, the more organized you are the better you will do with the coarse, was a good breather of a class however and Tashi is a great guy

Tashi is very funny, and his lectures are always very interesting, but he does assign a lot of readings. Overall a pretty good professor, and an average marker.

Definitely had fun in this class! Easy grader and very understanding when it comes to missing a deadline. Tends to talk off topic but definitely an easy A! Take his class for a GPA booster!

You can tell tashi is very into the topics that he teaches. Just show up to class, be polite and do the homework. He was very understanding with me missing a due date. Overall this class is fairly easy so there is no reason not to receive an A.

Tashi is one of the best profs I had in my first semester. The class was really chill, he took marks for attendance but was understanding that there are assignments from core classses that need to be done and will let you work on it. There are only a few assignments and he is very generous with marking. He is such a sweetheart!! Easiest A I've got!

This was a super easy class and Tashi made it a very friendly environment. He respects everyones opinions and always wants you to feel comfortable sharing. The assignments were interesting and easy, and there is no reason you should get any grade lower than an A if you are willing to show up! He was an awesome prof, and really cares about students.

Tashi is a really good prof. He cares about the topics, is open to opposing views and encourages critical thinking. I have really enjoyed his class and would like to take other ones with him. Fair market, good feedback and interesting topics.

This course was much more philosophical than I expected. I debated on dropping the class, but I'm glad I stuck with it. Tashi is extremely passionate about the topics he covers & challenges you to approach topics as a critical thinker. Taking notes was hard since he would go on tangents, but he was always available to clarify and help.

Those who left negative feedback must not have a cultural interest... Tashi is very very funny and a caring prof. He speaks about his cultural experiences and background which is very interesting to indulge in. Do yourself a favour and take any course with Tashi, you will not regret it. I genuinely look forward to this ONLINE class every Tues/Thurs

Tashi's class was one of my favorite classes to attend this semester. Tashi is very caring, sweet, and always shares stories to help you understand the ideas in the class. He has genuinely taught me so much about understanding different perspectives and philosophies. Take his class if you can!!!

Great teacher, passionate on what he teaches, uses his history (Tibet) to give personal examples towards the lecture, and he loves it when you challenge his views and thoughts when appropriate. People who rated him negatively probably never spoke up when he asked an open ended question and decided to hate online instead.

Arguably the best, compassionate prof. Although this class is presentation-heavy, the presentations are fairly easy as they were group projects.

Very interesting teaching style, focusing a-lot on critical thinking and asking questions about why things are the way they are, would highly recommend this class and this prof.

Tashi is a super nice person and he talks about interesting topics if you listen to him. you can get distracted easily since it's only him talking during the class. He loves if you ask questions and be active during the class. He is also such an easy marker if you really write everything from your own perspective.

Very reasonable

Tashi is a very compassionate and caring professor! Although, he can be repetitive and sometimes it doesn't really have a point, I still really enjoyed his class and energy. I would definitely take his classes again!

Tashi is by far one of my favourite profs. He cares so much and is super chill with the deadlines, just participate in class. You can tell he is really passionate and wants you to learn, no quizzes or tests just a few papers and public speaking presentations. This course takes you back to grade 10 social (globalization) but it is actually fun.

Tashi Tsering is the most caring, down to earth professor I've ever met. He is an easy marker on papers and his grading criteria is very clear. His lectures are also solid, overall just an outstanding guy!

Tashi is a very good teacher. Attendance is mandatory as participation matters. It is pretty heavy in writing, but he managed to make the content interesting. Overall the class is pretty easy, lectures are interesting, and it is applicable to real life. One of my favourite profs so far and I would highly recommend taking the class

Tashi is one of the easiest teachers there is. He speaks in such a manner that you can help but he enthralled. You will have to do both speeches and group work but the grading is very lenient.

Tashi is one of the best profs I have ever had. His course is pretty easy if you actually show up and do the readings. Its very clear that he cares about his students, and will help you get a good grade. The classes and lectures were really interesting, and I feel that this knowledge is applicable in the rest of my degree.

Such an interesting class and he is genuinely passionate about facilitating growth and change in his students and the world.

Dr Tsering is a very inspirational professor and very transparent about what he expects from your work. His life background definitely shaped his teaching style and you can sense his passion for critical thinking and environmental issues as a person of Tibetan background. His class is a bit heavy on the course work but it's manageable if you try!

He's chill but wont give anyone above an A. A few presentations but it's mostly small assignments.

Probably the best GNED professor I have had, you can tell that he really cares about his students and the material he is teaching.

Tashi is a really caring/motivational professor and will provide feedback for improving your grade. It is true that he won't give you an A+ on things. We had 6x 400 word papers, two lecture based essays(600 words), one midterm presentation and midterm essay, a quick mc quiz, and a role playing presentation. Hes considering taking out papers though!

One of the most interesting classes I've taken @mru. lots of religious, social, and political discourse but something that is very enlightening. Never seen a prof with this perspective on education and learning. Not so great if you're looking for an easy gned to breeze by with. If you're looking for something to challenge your growth, take it.

Dr. Tashi Tsering is a caring professor who cares deeply about the content that he teaches. His passion shows in his lectures, and he is captivating to listen to. Every assignment we did in this course served a clear and meaningful purpose to our learning - I never felt that my time was wasted. I would absolutely take a class with Tashi again.

Tashi was my favorite professor this semester. He is very passionate, and engaging in his lectures. At times the course load may seem heavy, but Tashi is a fair grader, gives very good feedback, and gives opportunities for bonus points.

Tashi is the most inspiring prof I've had, making a boring class engaging. He is absolutely captivating passionate, and moving when he talks. He's a fair grader, and while the course has a very heavy workload, the material is well-structured and helpful to course concepts. Note that he does require multiple solo presentations (5-6 minutes each).

Really inspiring prof. If you get the chance to be taught by him, TAKE IT. He is an easy marker. Lots of HW, readings, and presenting though. He is very kind to students and respects us all. He brings such a unique perspective on life which is quite refreshing, and teaches a lot about his culture which is also awesome!

Dr. Tsering is an amazing professor. Although the course work can be tedious, you should expect some work for GNED classes. There are some presentations and essays, however, he is a very fair and easy marker. As long as you do your work & pay attention, you know how amazing his lectures are! He is very organized as well. Very interesting lectures!

Dr. Tsering is really interesting as a person and a really great prof. He's very smart and knows what he's teaching really well. His feedback and teaching is phenomenal, his assignments and readings are really useful to the course and in general.

Tashi has had an amazing background in teaching and is very versed in the lecture content. He incorporated his own experiences into the lectures and you can tell he really wants his students to look at the outside world and succeed in life. Course load wasn't too heavy and attendance was not mandatory (half of the class never showed up)

Tashi is very kind and he is thoughtful with his lectures. One of the most inspirational profs that makes you think critically about the real world. His marking is very fair and he is very accommodating for missed tests.

overall he was an amazing prof would take a class of his again.

A very qualified and experienced prof, classes were very intriguing and interesting to listen to. A big part of his class is being open-minded and critically thinking about the world. Decent amount of reading and assignments, but as long as you put the work in, you'll do well.

Very kind and inspiring prof. Reading groups, a presentation, some quizzes, a term paper, and a speech. Tons of readings but it's easy. His course is likely a bit more work than other profs for this course. Very easy marker though, you will get an A if you hand things in. His whole thing is to make you think and reflect on yourself and the world.

An incredible professor! He genuinely cares about his students and structures his lectures in a way that's relatable and engaging. He provides thoughtful feedback and grades fairly.

Tashi is a gem of a prof at MRU. One of the few profs who gets you to use your brain and allows for open-ended discussion.

As a mature student with a previous career behind me, I would say Tashi is one of the most wonderful people I have had the pleasure of meeting. Thoughtful, inspirational and genuinely wants to see students succeed. Very accessible, provides great feedback and will make you feel seen and heard. I wish he would teach more than GNED

Tashi was a very open instructor and commutation was very easy and he responds very thoughtfully and quickly. The work was very easy aswell, it all depended on yourself and if you wanted to do the work. It mostly contained reading provided material for the following class.

Excellent professor, he is genuine and easy going and he makes me want to attend his class. The lectures can be a little dry but it doesn't go unnoticed when he uses real life experience to connect to the content. He also understood that people were getting bored and switched to more of a group discussion dynamic. Please take this class!

He definitely knows a lot about the topic he teaches, and you have to do two in-class presentations. If you're introverted, honestly, this might not be the best fit. But he is a good teacher who genuinely cares about students' learning. He pushes us to think critically, gives solid feedback, and his storytelling is actually really enjoyable.

Tashi is very kind, and passionate about what he teaches, he has two in class presentations, one for the midterm and one at the very end. Lectures can be boring, but some were interesting, he pushes his students to question everything and not to be sheep. He speaks clear and articles everything precisely! I would definitely recommend this class !

He is nice. A slow marker. Heavy reading before class. Lots of class discussion. Two presentation are great boosters.

GEND 1303 is fair, discussion-based, and very manageable. Most grades come from prep sheets, reflections, quizzes, and a presentation. If you do the readings, participate, and apply feedback, getting an A is very achievable. The professor gives clear expectations and thoughtful feedback.

Tashi is an amazing prof who enjoys what he teaches. his teaching style is very easy to follow, and lectures are enjoyable and informative. he has a clear rubric, is open to questions, and encourages students and their critical thinking. while there are many readings, they are useful in assignments. easy A if you put in the work