Casison, Vhey

Ateneo de Manila · 25 comments

3.6

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positive 12
neutral 11
mixed 1
negative 1

Clarity3.3

Workload3.7

Would retake3.9

positive

I hope she does well! She's an old coworker of mine haha. She's very nice and passionate - taught my sister business ethics, though leaned hard more on philosophy than the business, I guess? Could ask more from my sister when she wakes up haha.more

positive

Light workload, engaging sync classes, some readings are pretty long but overall kaya naman

positive

She's nice! Very A-able. Light-ish workload; overall, would recommend!

positive

super good prof pls take her shes so nice and quirky

neutral

bump for onsite ethics class!

neutral

bump but only bc i know her bf lololol

positive1 reaction

Bernice Amanda Mendoza the ethics class proved that i am in fact, unethical 😔

neutral

Hii! Can i ask how she grades?

neutral

Get her! Really great prof

positive

Very A-able! I was a beadle for her before, she is super nice :D

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Albert Pe Kaye Librea Kurt Vengco mother

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Nico Pilar Hi! how's her grading + did u have orals?

positive

jokes aside ma'am has really high standards (she told us she could count the number of people she gave an A in her previous classes on one hand 💀) - readings were manageable, but when i needed more sources to understand certain concepts i'd go to youtube and find crash course/explainers (esp this person named matthew lampert—saved my life 😭) - loved how we could choose between an essay/written/oral exam for our midterms, so choose which one aligns w ur strengths (but my grade was 😵‍💫 so yeah.. illusion of free choice HAHA) - her instructions could be unclear at times, tho what we had was an onsite class we had some sessions online + async activities - make sure you read the material, i swear. like many other profs, she could tell if you're spewing bs 💀 your analyses need rigor AND substance as well. if you really want an A, schedule consultations with her, reference your work with credible sources outside the provided learning material, sell your soul, do whatever it takes! take her if you aren't grade conscious, but as a grade conscious person, i'd say the concepts have been drilled into my mind to this day bc of how much effort i had to put out, whew.more

positivePHILO 13

Had her on-site and I’m glad i took her for Philo 13 because she explains ethics really well and had a manageable workload and interesting readings. For midterms, she gave her students the option to write a paper, take a test, or have an oral exam (most philo profs only gave orals). For finals, she didn’t hold orals but gave us more options for our paper. One of them was a movie review and I ended up writing about the ethics of WandaVision which she found to be interesting. She’s overall very approachable, understanding, and fair in grading. I highly suggest you take her if you really want to learn about ethics while also not having to worry too much about the subject.more

positivePHILO 12

had her last sem for philo 12! take her if you want light workload, pretty easy B+/A. pros: - no required orals - quizzes are short, objective, and manageable as long as you read the readings - you have the freedom to write about pretty much anything for papers as long as you’re able to apply the lessons however, the biggest downside was her lack of communication :(( she never replied to indiv emails and replied very slowly to our beadle (only through text). if you have an urgent concern, best to raise it during onsite sessions. she also didn’t seem to have the hang of canvas. we had many complications with submission portals—no online submissions allowed, no details posted even if she said she would. there were also times when she’d *think* she made an announcement when she really didn’t (e.g., “did you bring x item?” when we weren’t informed). we just felt really in the dark most of the time huhu which caused unnecessary stress imo :”) but she’s nice! def a prof to consider if your majors / other subjs have heavy reqsmore

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