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Steven.Pollock@colorado.edu
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assignment, or course administration, or whatever. If appropriate,
I will email an answer to you directly. Or, in many cases (where
I think the question might be of general interest), I will instead
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Dr. Pollock, Hi! I know that you love feedback so here I go. At first and throughout the course I really didn't like this class because I thought that there was way too much homework. I absolutey hated tutorials because I didn't understand them. I also thought that I absolutely sucked at physics because of my exam grades and how I never knew what the tutorials were talking about. BUT in the end I realized everything that you were trying to get everyone to see. The tutorials definitely helped me get together with others and work on them as well as seek a tutor. I learned so much from others and made friends on the way as well. Also, after checking my answers for the final on the web I realized that all the ones I missed, I knew why...it was dumb mistakes AND that's when I thought...I understand physics! I was always the one that voted that understanding physics takes a lot of natural talent and doesn't have much to do with effort. This class proved me wrong in the end....I put a lot into participation, hw, and into exams but I just don't have the test taking skills. Although I did so bad on my exams I had a B- in the class! I just wanted to let you know that even though I have a B- in the class I feel as though I have an A in the understanding of physics and that's all I need to keep me happy. ... Thanks a lot for a great semester and I hope that you will keep that spark you have for physics!
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