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Thank you for such a lovely course provided by Commonwealth Education Trust. I have learnt a lot from this course. However, I would like to mention that when these courses are meant to be for international level students, standardizing the pronunciation will help every body (especially south Asian Students) and would be able to follow what the instructor is trying to say easily.

I think the content is great!

the course is interesting. it would be nice if a question comes up to be able to reach the professors. it would be most beneficial if some of the slides gave more time to read everything on the slide, i.e. an extra minute

I believe that we need great thinkers in the education system in order to change our perspective about learning and how to transform students into independent thinkers.

Interesting topics that provide participants opportunities to reflect on the way they teach and how they can make their students the center of a class.

During the lectures not all the slides were well revised and the peer assessments should include more specific guides.

I really enjoyed this course. I had a small issue with the sound of the video clips. I wasn't able to hear clearly.

I LIKE THIS COURSE HELPS ME A LOT HOPING I CAN USE THIS IN THE FUTURE FOR SEEKING A JOB OVERSEAS. THANK YOU!

The lessons were very good. But the video quality was very poor. thank you.

Learning on coursera is awesome. Kudos to the team. Keep up the good work.

A great overview of teaching in a global world.

The African perspective was very interesting.

This was my favorite course todate.

Really interesting

Great course.

Nice course.

amazing

As a teacher of 7 years experience, I was a little disappointed to find that this course didn't add much to the knowledge that I had already acquired in the past, although the course description says that it can apply to those already teaching. I suppose, at most, I could say that "I refreshed the knowledge I already had". I found a big chunk of the lectures extremely boring, as I found that the speaker was speaking in very slow motion and I wish that it was more stimulating or exciting. A lot of the examples brought up in the lectures refer to specific-region issues (underprivileged African neighborhoods) and I could find no relevance whatsoever, coming from a Middle Eastern upper middle-class private school.

Nice, it's a good app to learn new things

Although the topics are great and very interesting, especially because I am a teacher who face many of the situations mentiones, the videos are very hard to understand and I needed to put subscribe all the time.

Very simplistic, difficult to understand the lectures, very very situational. Some info was interesting but a little...base.