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Armando IBARRA
IBARRA,ARMANDO
Email
Position

Professor

Department

Labor Education

Credentials

PHD 2010 Univ of California Irvine

Grade Point Average
3.54
Completion Rate
96.19%
A Rate
63.72%
Students
893
Rating
4.3
Difficulty
2.3
Would Take Again
77.8%
Attendance
Unknown

50.0% of students reported.

Comments

There are a lot of long, boring readings but they are generally covered in lecture. There are a lot of extra credit opportunities. Dr. Armando has good lectures and he's pretty funny.

Armando seems like a great guy, but his teaching style makes me want to pull my hair out. Whenever he talks about anything related to the class, he comes off as incredibly pretentious. Seriously, its not that deep. Readings are a waste of time, the midterm and exam are only on topics covered in lecture. Should be an easy A

One of the best professors I've ever had. Participate enthusiastically and give the class your all and he will motivate you further and help you discover new opportunities. I've taken 2 classes with Prof Ibarra now and I wish I could take more. Absolutely adore his lectures. If you like organized labor HE IS YOUR MAN.

Awesome awesome professor. He has a super kind heart and was very clear. Lots of readings, but barely any assignments so workload is moderate.

Lots of assigned readings but exams based off lecture slides, which are posted. Professor Ibarra is a passionate lecturer and clearly cares about what he teaches. However, grades are heavily weighted by two exams, midterm and final, in addition to three reflection papers.

Professor Ibarra is a great professor who actually cares about his students and what he teaches. This class has a lot of readings, but to be honest you don't have to read all of them. Ibarra goes through all the readings in class, and that's all you need for the exams (do the review sheet too). There are reflection papers, 2 exams, and attendance.

Assigned thick readings, did not want to post slides until a few days before midterm, speaks very quickly, method of lecture = messy + overwhelming. 70%:exams, 20%:reflections (difficulty varies by TA), and 10%:attendance. Would not recommend if: hate reading, don't have time to read, have no self-study habits, etc. Course is interesting/relevant.

Really knowledgeable about his subject, and really makes you think about different parts of our history in a different way. Absolutely would recommend it. Lots of lectures tho, feels almost like a ted talk. Likes to show documentaries as well. Couple papers, couple exams, and a group project. Does extra credit too.

This was the best class i have ever taken at UW - Madison. Professor Ibarra hits you with a brick of knowledge every time he speaks. He cares about his students and he is flexible with assignments. If you want to be woke, take one of his classes.

Great ethnic studies class. I learned so much about Chicano and Latino history and contemporary issues. Lots of reading and learning. A must take class if interested in the topic.

A very fascinating and relevant course with mind changing material that I think every student should have to engage with. He is very passionate in the topic and very clear in conveying his points in lecture. He is not timely with grading and doesn't provide much feedback but he is an easy grader. I would definitely recommend him.

An easy A and a great ethnic studies.

Easy peasy - great ethnic studies class.

Very interesting