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Eric Buckles
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I am loving Dr. Buckles' class. It's unlike anyting I heard from nursing students. He's a great teacher and really makes sure you understand the materials. He makes the class fun also. If he only knew who posted this. I must go study now for his difficult exams, but they are impartial & simple but not while taking it. |
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Great teacher. He might seem difficult, but he's really not. The important thing is to communicate with him regarding the course work and your grade. Don't wait until the end. He really works difficult for student within and out of the Biology department. He does go a little fast, so you must be on top of things. |
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Great teacher!! I learned a lot from him and the course. I just wish I had better classmates. His exams are difficult and he hears everything that moves in class. I wish he was teaching more courses for the nursing students. He's great for Dillard and does not give out grades. You make what you earn. The great class I've taken so far at DU. Great job Doc |
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HE IS AMAZING |
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Goes fast but really chill teacher |
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He's goes really fast... Maybe your friend but will fail you... He's super chill but you need to be on your things... He will put you out of class if you talk |
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