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He makes you take the introduction to his course quiz 9 times. It's astonishing how not smart you have to be to think that your class matters this much to anyone but yourself, to make the 34 question syllabus quiz have 9 mandatory attempts, 10 minutes apart at minimum. I would expect more from a college educated professor. Clearly out of touch.Rate My Professors ↗
In Gallimore's class, be prepared to endure unnecessary procedures AND passive aggressive comments. We had to draw random cards that would assign us to a table--a student wasn't aware of this rule and was yelled at by Gallimore in front of everyone. Gallimore also used a flipped classroom procedure which made the course more difficult. Avoid him.Rate My Professors ↗
Sometimes the assignments he gives are confusing and too much. However, he teaches okay.Rate My Professors ↗
Took this class over the summer and I have to be honest, it was very exhausting and annoying. It was fully asynchronous and there were no exams, but the assignments are all so so tedious. I'm talking having to take quizzes 12 times just to receive credit for them, no matter how well you do. And so many 250 word requirements on discussion boards.Rate My Professors ↗
Dr. G is probably one of the most forgiving and caring professors on campus. There are a lot of assignments, but are graded on completion with the total course being points based. In other words, the available 15 extra credit points is the same as an additional 15 points on an exam. Also records all lectures and says what will be on the exam.Rate My Professors ↗
Overall good. We are given about 3-4 assignments per chapter, but they could be finished months in advance. Lectures were clear, and attendance wasn't mandatory. To get a good grade, you need to be consistent in engaging with the material. DO EXTRA CREDIT AND LISTEN TO WHAT HE SAYS WILL BE ON THE EXAM!!Rate My Professors ↗
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Introduction to Psychology covers behavior topics: development, motivation, emotion, intelligence, learning, forgetting, personality, language, thinking, and social behavior.
Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources
Past student reviews · Jonathan Gallimore
Jonathan Gallimore taught fast-paced, textbook-heavy lectures that often involved reading directly from slides, requiring students to read or skim material beforehand. While some found the exams extremely difficult or unfair due to application-based questions, others noted that extra credit was available to raise grades by a full letter and that confusing questions were sometimes removed. Students disagreed on his demeanor, with some describing him as passionate and supportive, while others found him condescending or strange.
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Fall 2022–Spring 2026An introductory statistics course covering descriptive measures, probability, hypothesis testing, t-tests, Chi-square, regression, correlation, and one-way ANOVA.
Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources
Past student reviews · Jonathan Gallimore
Jonathan Gallimore used a flipped classroom model, requiring students to self-teach from modules rather than relying on live lectures. Reviewers described the workload as heavy, with some feeling constantly behind, while others found the independent studying helped them understand topics better.
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Fall 2022–Spring 2026Distinct courses recorded per term
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