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1 | i'm looking forward on taking more classes with her |
6 | i am a working mon with a 3 year old who is my shadow, and i was able to complete the course |
6 | i recommend this course to anyone who wants to understand what we know about dementia and also anyone who has been personally touched by family, friends or clients who have dementia |
1 | i will try to get my next course soon |
9 | i found that the last two assignment were a real stretch for me, but ultimately double |
1 | modpo is not just an online course, it's a charming community where your ideas are always important |
1 | it's very annoying |
0 | the video on alternative therapist were wonderful |
1 | i have, and will continue to recommend this course to anyone |
5 | very concise, comprehensive, up-to-date and it promotes ways of teaching must century-skill |
5 | especially the tone and gestures of the instructor |
3 | i found this course to be very information , it gave me a better understanding of the effects of dementia on the brain and the body and the different diseases that cause dementia , but mostly it gave me an insight into how it feels to have dementia or be the carer for a person with dementia and how important it is that... |
1 | his introduction was valuable to just get going with the basis |
1 | now i know he was the son of a glovemaker and he was born in stratford-upon-von |
9 | finally, the last exercise completing the full reading section puts me in a situation similar to the exam day and this helps me to prepare myself for that day |
1 | i am happy with the course |
1 | i am about to complete the course and of course i will complete the course |
3 | the course also use interesting analogies and metaphor to help study the course |
5 | charles severance |
1 | additionally, some of the concepts to control our emotions and shift out mind really attracts me and i would like to try it out personally |
1 | he are all responsible in the community to ensure that basic dementia awareness exist |
3 | i would 100% recommend those who are beginners in programming to take this course |
1 | of i can try so can you |
3 | the thing that separated this from other patron is that he shows non-trivial uses of the code, so when you learn about things, you understand how and why they are used, not just the santa |
1 | thinking, recall |
6 | i started learning spanish almost three months ago and this course was my beginning |
1 | i will surely apply the things that i've learned throughout this course |
6 | his course gives you the confidence to improve you life |
5 | sejnowski helped me learn about the brain and and i have a renewed appreciation for this magnificent instrument |
1 | a friend from college recommended me this course |
3 | english is not my first language and a lot of difficulties i have met in each part of this west |
3 | you will learn not just basis of programming in python but each time you create game or something, so you have real application of what you learn, not just theory |
1 | the course is designed truly for anybody who wishes to learn the ropes of programming |
9 | i did all of the exercises independently and then followed up with the solution lecture |
3 | honestly you can easily complete the course in quite less time compared to the mentioned seven week |
9 | the miss and coming exercises after each class make sure that you have really understood the concept, also the tool provided lets you use python if you are unable to access the python software |
1 | excellent course |
9 | it set out practical exercises in order to see if it was being understood by the participant |
3 | i would thoroughly recommend this course to anyone wanting to learn more about the risk factors for developing dementia and how to reduce your risk by addressing these risk factor |
3 | it is very demanding being a carer 24 hours a day |
1 | also i have been pro-active in talking about the course with family and friends and encouraging them to register as well |
1 | it makes you think differently about how to learn |
3 | i believe this will be helpful to anyone trying to learn anything, say a new language, or even try to memories people's names more easily |
1 | see if you really understood it, if you agree with it |
1 | all buds to him |
3 | you learn the correct procedures to create, publish and share your go ape |
6 | i would recommend this for anyone who works in the mountains in their profession- a great basic understanding of all of the complicated physical and social drivers of mountain life |
1 | listening skill will be better when we learn the lesson |
0 | his is the first time that i've called a google api |
1 | it is all clearly presented in an interesting, varied and engaging way |
3 | and easy to follow along in the lecture |
4 | it was nostalgic to read some old favorites like the odyssey and learning more in-depth theories and reading about what occurs in greek and woman mythology |
1 | thoroughly enjoyed the mooc |
5 | the educators in this course are very knowledgeable and experts in their field |
1 | his will help greatly, especially with a close family member who is currently having to deal with stage 2 alzheimers |
9 | while registering to curse after recommended by my college i actually thought it could be a typical course with lectures and test |
1 | all in all, i only just barely give the course a five stars out of five based on how good it is, not based on how worth the money it is |
6 | i have partially or sporadically used some of the technique that were taught in the course but never with a deep understanding of how or why they work |
1 | i found this course to be incredibly accessible and insightful |
1 | to thinking that's not possible for me learning patron i figured out in this course that it actually for |
3 | most importantly, i learned how to think like a programme, because the computer is way different from human being |
1 | it is a necessary started providing "general knowledge base" for every student that wants to continue with the other 4 courses in this series |
3 | his course gives a comprehensive overview of 3 main project it approaches traditional, mean, and agile, with brief historical background, an overview of the main characteristics, and then more details of the agile and scrum specificity |
2 | and who can say no to free education |
1 | the tone and laura of the lectures were calming and encouraging which helped me pay attention and try to understand more |
1 | i highly recommend this class along with the other three classes if you want to learn python |
6 | i hadn't done any study since 2004, and i wasn't sure how i would go with it but i am of glad i gave it a go |
3 | i learned about academic studies but the most important benefit was for my personal life |
1 | why are you still here? to knoll |
0 | i found the option for learning covered everyone's preference and the video made me feel like i was sitting in a room with the expert |
6 | i am in my mid-thirties and have sent considerable time trying to find a way to find motivation for work, focus and learn better |
6 | is someone who is just really used to writing some sql queried in gis packages this is a great way to start and get a taste for what outright programming is about and be able to start doing things far better than i have before |
9 | the assignment, which are not too many thank god, is just the right amount to keep you engaged in a challenging way |
1 | tanvee saxena |
3 | that retracts from the quality of the course |
0 | i'm also enjoying the added bonus video for ways to remember specific things in quick and fun way |
6 | excellent course for anyone who is interested dementia, including family members of people with dementia, even if they have just been diagnosed |
1 | everything in the course is just perfect for anyone who is looking up to take course on patron from the scratch |
6 | more importantly, it allows educators like myself to visit the joys and pains of learning that we all felt as student |
1 | it's amazing |
3 | his is the perfect course for someone to get their start in programming |
1 | excellent curriculum and support i liked the curriculum of this naso-degree course |
1 | tt for these fantastic lectures thank you of |
9 | the mind-projects are permanent end extremely rewarding to complete |
6 | i can highly recommend this course to any adult who may be interested in ensuring that they or their loved ones' potential to get dementia is minimise |
3 | the course clearly identified those contributing factors that can't be changed, like genet and age, and those that can be like exercise and diet, amongst others |
3 | his establishes a firm foundation of acquiring knowledge and helps have the way of what really needs to be done in able to have a tight grip of whatever you are trying to learn |
3 | a lot of relevance to so many aspects of life, not only learning |
2 | thank you to university of michigan and or |
5 | he have already integrated some approaches to our brainstorming and fact-finding sessions fish-bone diagram / 5whys prof |
3 | i enjoyed learning about all the different things a person should consider when thinking about dementia as an illness and how to reduce the risk of developing this illness |
3 | his course is very helpful |
1 | the lessons provided very thoughtful suggestions for life-long learning |
0 | although there were some concepts that i did not understand from just watching a short couture video of some random software developer try to explain it |
4 | the most important of all is the bonus lectures section that covers interviews with founders of many technologies that have been the best of all time |
1 | i learned at least one new word each lesson, and will delight at slipping wintering and albert etc into conversation |
2 | it has been designed very interesingly |
6 | a child who is not speaking may be actively listening and may need time to process what they are hearing before saying anything |
3 | it was really well put together and easy to understand |
2 | the on-line format is flexible and accommodate time restrictions of normal life |
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