I taught Sports Economics during the first summer session at Washington State University, and I finally got the comments back from the course evaluations. Overall, I was very happy with how the class ended, so I was really looking forward to the evaluations. Here are some of the comments from the report:
"He was excellent in offering whatever the students needed help or questions about. Always in a good mood and ready [sic] does love teaching this
course, it shows in his performance."
"Jadrian was able to explain simple econ concepts in a way that is understandable. This course is a great supplement to econ majors."
"His interaction with the students and wanting them to learn and ask questions. He knew his stuff so if we did have questions he would break it
down to make it easier to understand."
Focused on exposing the underlying economics behind humans' favorite activities. Why sports teams shouldn't be punting on fourth down and why Walmart dumps their Halloween candy the day after Halloween. Our lives are surrounded by economics, but most people don't take the time to stop and think about what's going on. This site is aimed at pointing out economics where you may have never seen it before.
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Thursday, August 2, 2012
Econ of Sports: Course Evaluations
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