Mijares, Jim Ralphealo

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jim mijares - chill prof, A-able with minimal effort

positiveMATH 10

He was my prof at math 10 last sem. He is the GOAT. GOAT of all GOATS.

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Master of relatability and establishing student rapport

positive

we had taught together once, i'd say he's a total goat 🫡🫡

neutralMATH30.14

had sir for math30.14 BUT U’LL BE IN GOOD HANDS!!! he makes his students to not be scared of math. he teaches so well that as someone who isnt rlly good at math, i was able to understand it and he makes learning fun. he also always reminds his students that he believes in us and in our capabilities 🫂.more

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Anonymous member 116 thank you

negative

Good luck! You'll meet someone whose heart beats for teaching. Consider yourself lucky being among his first students.

positiveMATH 31.1

I think he's a grad student. He once hosted a review session for one of our math 31.1 exams. His teaching was great. He's good at explaining things, funny, and seemed to be very kind.more

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Such a wonderful milestone, prof Jim Ralphealo Mijares

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ABSOLUTE GOAT!!! I still remember the days when he tutored me for pre-calc during my 1st year. Beyond the dank memes, his love for teaching and math speak loudly of his character. I can guarantee, you’ll learn a lot from Jim. DAS WHY HE’S DA GOATTT!!more

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Anonymous member 581 "the curve be curving" as he once said

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Anonymous member 620 how bout the quizzes? difficult?

negative8 reactions

this is by no means an endorsement of ye

neutral10 reactions

admins huwag muna niyo ako I kick after load rev session na lang HAHAHA

mixed

Jim may appear intimidating, but don't mistake his stern stature as an indication of "terror". He is actually kind (very, at that) and wise on a lot of things beyond the confines of numbers—music, theater, sports, politics, and journalism to name a few, on top of my mind. Don't be afraid to be vulnerable around him, he is very understanding. He is generally passionate about education, and by rewarding it with an actual effort to do well in class, I think you will not have any problem with him, at all. It is his first time to teach, full time. This is reassurance that he is filled with (math) wisdom to the brim; you will learn a lot from him. I am sure he will learn a lot from you lots too! xoxomore

positiveMATH 10

Hi! I am taking him for Math 10 right now. He definitely explain topics in really simple terms, and his lessons are generally comprehensible. He gives powerpoints to his lessons, and a lot of practice problems. Sometimes I find it difficult to follow the flow of his discussions. He is really passionate about Math and wants to share as much as he can. I think having a more organized train of thought will come with more experience. His class is still a really good experience overall, and he encourages all kinds of questions. He's very cultured as well, so you can talk to him about anything. He also guides you step by step so it's definitely okay to struggle in his class, because you'll do well eventually.more

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Anonymous member 620 nitpick with the solution?

Mijares, Jim Ralphealo

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