Franklin Iha

Iha's quizzes and exams were not too bad, however, he takes points off for little mistakes, and those points can add up. The problem i have with Iha, and most Math teachers for that matter, is that his lectures were incredibly boring, which did not help my motivation. He also does not encourage students to think for themselves. His way is the right way, and if you realize a faster/easier method and use it on a quiz/test, he will mark you wrong for not using his way.

Dr Iha's homework coincides with his lectures and therefore there are no surprises on his quizzes and exams. He is able to present concepts in a way that is understandable it is up tp YOU the student to attend class, do your hw and ask questions in order to comprehend the concepts. His class does not have a textbook rather sheets that he and two other teachers compiled. I feel this is highly efficient in that we are able to pinpoint what we need to know and what we need to work on, instead of a broad text with too many details.

Okay, Iha. He is a nice guy and very smart. but if you are having a hard time and you wanted to seek help in the Math Lab, he advised me not to go there. why? I don't know. but what I am guess is that he likes it his way and not the math lab because they just teach it a different way? well what evers! In other words, seek help with him instead the math lab. But what I don't under stand is that if you can't meet this time requirements, and need help really badly, where are you going to go? the Math Lab right? Well for me I was seeking help from another teacher and he didn't like the fact, because the way she was teaching me was the short cut, and he didn't like it. It's fine if you want to take his class, I mean he is very smart and all. It's really up to you guys.