Dec 28th, Was part of the COVID semester-- had 6 tests 2 drops , 3 group projects 1 dropped and chapter reading and interpretation quizzes. The tests were 10 questions on Lockdown-- so grades dropped quickly. Lecture was useless-- he does flipped classroom. Just read the book and you should be good. Get ready to read. Dec 16th, Dotson expects you to read the assigned textbook chapters in order to do well.
It is a lot of reading, but if you do it and memorize it, the tests will not be too hard. Class is super test heavy w some weekly hw assignments that are open note.
This is probably the hardest TU Genetics prof. Lots of homework Get ready to read Test heavy. Dec 6th, Don't take this class unless you somehow have enough time to basically read through an entire genetics textbook by yourself. Dotson is rude, unhelpful, and unorganized. Do not rush to take this class unless there is a better professor. Seemed like he hated teaching this class as much as his students hated taking it.
Get ready to read Test heavy. Dec 5th, Dotson is undoubtable a tough professor - but, he pushes students and holds them to high expectations because he really wants them to succeed outside the classroom. Speak up in class, participate, go to office hours. He truly cares about students and wants everyone to learn.
He makes you work for it, sure, but a very rewarding class in the end. Participation matters Caring Tough grader. Dec 4th, Dec 2nd, Dotson is not a good professor.
I wouldnt go as far as saying hes the worst professor at Tulane like others have said, but he definitely isnt the best. I stopped attending lectures because they werent helpful. I feel like he is a nice guy, just not the best professor. Each test contains randomly generated questions taken from a test bank, which means there is no consistency between tests. Your individual test could end up unlucky and you could get the hardest questions compared to your peers. Hes also just rude. Worst professor at Tulane.
During a COVID semester, he not only made students self-teach themselves around 20 chapters of material but he also bullied students into not going to class by mocking them and making them feel stupid for not knowing the answer. Said that he would post lectures for the content but only posted 3 lectures the whole sem. In his final years, Robert continued to dance at home and at limited public events. I've got to get up.
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The two grew up in the same community just a mile or two apart and attended the same square dances in their younger days. Later on, they hosted their own dances near their home in Sugar Grove.
Aside from the legendary gatherings, his box overflowing with ribbons won for his dancing and being a recipient of the N. The family will receive friends Saturday afternoon prior to the service from p. Dotson is survived by two daughters, Peggy Coffey of Lenoir and Annalee Wood and husband Edsel of Sugar Grove, four sisters, Gladyce Bradshaw and Eunice Bushburger of Wilkesboro, Lilly Speaks and Lois Nivens both of Charlotte, and a dear friend, Rodney Sutton of Marshall, seven grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren, 20 great-great grandchildren, and 22 nieces and nephews.
Officiating will be Dr.
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