xx if you want a xxx and an easy grade with steady but manageable work.
Best fit · Beginner FriendlyCaring feedbackEasy ABeginner-friendly speakingClear gradingManageable workload
—Students consistently describe Cano as xx, and confidence-building for public speaking.
—Grades are usually easy if students follow directions, complete speeches, and keep up with assignments.
—The main downside is recurring busy work, discussion posts, quizzes, and xxx.
Key questions
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Is this an easy A?
WalkInThePark
92/100
Getting an A is usually easy because students repeatedly say full credit comes from following directions, completing speeches, and using xx.
Both formats support easy grading, but online has more busy-work complaints while xxxxx.
Is the course easy?
Introductory
82/100
The course content is beginner-friendly public speaking, with most difficulty coming from doing speeches rather than hard concepts.
Online comments mention organization and reading friction, while xxxxxx and confidence-building.
Is attendance flexible?
Varies
45/100
Attendance and participation often matter, but xxxxxxxxx that missed work could be handled.
Online reviews mostly mark attendance mandatory, while xxxxxxx and some flexibility.
Is this professor recommended?
MustTake
96/100
Students strongly recommend Cano because xxxxx, and makes public speaking less intimidating.
Both formats are recommended, with xxxxx and longest positive pattern.
Course guide
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Grading
Generous
91/100
Grading is usually very generous when students follow speech guidelines, with frequent mentions of easy A, xx, and xx.
Format shift
xxxxx, though one online review calls her strict about written-line requirements.
Workload
Moderate
68/100
The workload is manageable but not effortless, with xxxxxx, and reflections appearing often.
Format shift
Online reviews show more busy-work pressure, while xxxxx as reasonable.
Teaching experience
Excellent
92/100
Most students describe Cano as xxx, and especially strong at building confidence for nervous speakers.
Format shift
xxxxx and support, with a few older in-person and one online review noting unclear instructions.
Assessment method
Balanced
52/100
Grades appear to xxxxxxx, and occasional papers rather than one single assessment type.
Format shift
Online evidence emphasizes speeches and weekly assignments, while xxxxxxx, and papers.
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Course format
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Classroom format
In person
36 reviews
High confidence · Best fit for Beginner Friendly
In-person reviews are overwhelmingly positive, especially for xxx, and xxx.
Main concern
Participation and attendance can matter, and a few xxxxxxxxx.
What students said
“Her class is an easy A.”
“She is willing to work with you and wants every person in her class to succeed.”
“xxxxxx! Also, grades too hard on speechs for a beginning speech class.”
Remote format
Online
5 reviews
Medium confidence · Best fit for Effort For Reward
Online reviews are very positive overall, with xx and easy grades but more complaints about busy work and organization.
Main concern
Online students mention xxx, and module organization as the main friction.
What students said
“averaged around 3-4 assignments (speech outlines, reflections, disscussion posts) due a week, but not too bad.”
“Entirety of the class is pretty much 5 speeches which weren't too hard to complete.”
“She is a nice professor, but she gives A LOT of busy work and is really strict with how many "lines" you write.”
Exam style
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Reviews describe easy exams and speech-based assessment, but they do not clearly prove open-book, webcam, Lockdown Browser, or strict proctoring rules.