Professor
Asian Languages and Cultures
PHD 1996 Univ of Wisconsin-Madison
54.5% of students reported.
Mori Sensei's lectures were always very helpful and fun to attend. I never thought I would like learning a language so much until I took her class. 10/10 would definitely recommend this professor!
Always helpful in class and during office hours, and she does a great job of conveying the material in lectures.
Awesome teacher, always super bright and cheerful. You'll have a lot of fun in this class if you keep up, but it won't be a good time if you fall very far behind. Nothing is required but effort.
Japanese is the hardest thing to take at Madison. I knew this by the time I took second year with Mori sensei. She was hard, but she cared about teaching us all and knew we were putting in the work. If you show her you are trying, that is as good as full accuracy. She is very well respected and deserves that.
Mori sensei was very helpful and the class was very fun. This class was more like a discussion and lecture put together and with group projects you get along with people in class. She makes you talk and participate regularly so you learn a lot. Gives nice feedback and redo on essays, explains clearly to email and in class questions.
Took over while Geyer was on maternity leave but did a very nice job. She knows how to teach and explain everything perfectly. Quizzes and tests can be a little tricky but you do learn a lot from your mistakes. Just be sure to study dialogues and memorize vocabulary.
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Mori-sensei is a great professor with well organized power points for class. Everyone gets a chance to speak, even in a lecture setting. Do the readings before class, but we go over everything thoroughly. You have a good idea of what will be on the exams.
I had her for EA 204 and 303 . She explains Japanese very clearly using body language . But you have to try hard to get an A in that class.
I thought the class went pretty well - fast-paced, but well organized. Some of the readings we had to do were boring and not so easy to understand, but I thought Mori Sensei was very clear about what was right and wrong.
Prepare to go to lectures and study. Everything on the test comes from what she says during lectures. She can be condescending at times, but she's okay most of the time. She calls on everyone so make sure you're comfortable speaking in Japanese in front of the whole class.