PhD · RPsy · Assistant Professor
Social-organizational psychology (well-being, crisis, sustainability, social enterprises)
Education
- PhD Psychology (Social-Organizational Psychology), Ateneo de Manila University · 2020
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Calm Viper
Book-heavy, mostly self-studying, exams and paper
- CoursePSYC 27
Took her this sem for industrial organization psych (PSY 118/PSYC 27) and she’s a pretty good teacher (tho that’s relative depending on ur learning style) She’s a by-the-book and book-heavy kinda teacher and her modules are pretty much chapter summaries of the book. Her modules are organized and easy to understand, but I do have to say that a lot of it is self-studying hahaha. Since the modules are basically summaries, you won’t be getting any of the details that you’d get from reading the book. This is important bc her exams (quizzes + LTs) would go beyond what’s in the module to test if you really read the book. She would cite things not in the module, but in the book. Tbh it’s a pain bc her modules cover so many chapters lmao She has synch sessions but they’re mostly used to discuss chapters she doesnt cover in her modules. She posts her PPTs and recordings naman so you wouldn’t have trouble referring back to it. She also uses the synch sessions as a time for you to ask questions abt the modules if you have any and she does give a brief review/refresher of the prev modules. I liked her lectures bc she’s really easy to follow and understand. She explains things really well and it shows how familiar she is abt the topics. Re: reqs, it’s just multiple-choice exams, a grp paper, and class participation. One 5-item quiz at the end of each module (1 attempt), 2 40-item LTs (with 2 attempts), and the final grp paper. All of which are very doable. It’s easy naman to get a high grade on those, specially the LTs since u can take it twice lmao Ay ang haba anyways TLDR; -Book-heavy (13 chapters total i think lol) -Modules r chapter summaries -Primarily self-studying -Exams and paper as reqs (also based on the book) -Good and knowledgeable prof but again, u REEEEALLY rely on urself to learnmore
Clever Ibis
Nice and chill, ELP can be quite demanding
positive
Took her last school year. Here's a breakdown of the requirements: 1. 3 LTs (But if you have an A standing on the 2 LTs, you're exempted) 2. ELP (Interview and Analyze an Organization/Company) -> Paper and presentation (with 3 panelists usually I/O psychologists or HR practitioners) 3. SLE (GD regarding a specific topic) The LTs of all I/O psych classes are departmental so whoever you get pareho lang yung LT. Also, the requirements are mostly the same. I believe the difference with Ma'am Go and the others is that wala siyang quizzes. In terms of teaching style, she reads the slides pero she adds additional insight through her experiences. Make sure to sit in front and recite a lot. Read the assigned chapters beforehand so that you can recite!!!! For the ELP and SLE, she's very organized so you'll have consultations from her from time to time about it. She also curves I believe :D Goodluck! She's a nice prof and quite chill. it's just that the requirements, specifically the ELP can be quite demanding.more
Anonymous
Pretty okay prof, pay attention and you'll do fine
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She's not a new Prof she just got married a year or two ago so she just changed her last name, she's a pretty okay Prof Naman just pay attention in class and stuff you'll do finemore
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