Is this an easy A?
WalkInThePark
96/100A grades are common and students repeatedly say the work is easy if directions, rubrics, and participation are followed.
Both formats support an easy A, with online requiring weekly posts or writing and .
COMM122 · SPEE103 · SPEECH103 · COM110 · COMM120 · COM122 · COMM110 · 42 lifetime ratings
The decision
Key questions
Is this an easy A?
A grades are common and students repeatedly say the work is easy if directions, rubrics, and participation are followed.
Both formats support an easy A, with online requiring weekly posts or writing and in-person often centered on speeches.
Is the course easy?
Students describe the material as clear, comfortable, and easy to complete, especially for communication and public speaking basics.
Online courses are assignment-based and straightforward, while in-person courses are easy partly because she lowers speaking anxiety.
Is attendance flexible?
Attendance and participation matter in several reviews, but the tone is supportive rather than punitive except for weekly online participation.
Online reviews mention mandatory weekly participation, while in-person reviews say attendance helps because class activities matter.
Is this professor recommended?
Students almost universally recommend her because she is caring, clear, fun, and fair.
Both online and in-person reviews are strongly positive, with in-person reviews especially praising her classroom environment.
Course guide
Grading
Generous
94/100
Students report clear rubrics, fair grading, easy A outcomes, and even full credit or simple finals in some sections.
Format shift
Online grading is clear and not harsh, while in-person grading is especially generous when speeches follow the rubric.
Workload
Light
84/100
Most reviews describe manageable work, though accelerated online classes can include weekly essays, readings, or discussion posts.
Format shift
Online sections have steady reading and posts, while in-person speech classes often have only a few speeches and small assignments.
Teaching experience
Excellent
97/100
Students consistently describe her as kind, clear, supportive, responsive, and excellent at making communication feel comfortable.
Format shift
Online students praise clarity and responsiveness, while in-person students praise her supportive classroom presence.
Assessment method
FocusOnAssignments
32/100
Grades are mainly based on speeches, discussions, essays, quizzes, worksheets, and participation, with exams mentioned less often.
Format shift
Online reviews emphasize posts, essays, quizzes, and reading, while in-person reviews emphasize speeches and participation.
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Course format
Classroom format
High confidence · Best fit for Beginner Friendly
In-person reviews are highly positive, especially for public speaking comfort, caring energy, and simple assessment structures.
Main concern
Students still need to attend, participate, and follow rubrics carefully.
What students said
“Super easy to get an A as long as rubric is followed for speeches”
“Public Speaking was a breeze”
“You literally do 3 speeches and that's it. No homework.”
Remote format
High confidence · Best fit for Easy A Hunter
Online reviews describe clear assignments, easy quizzes or writing work, kind communication, and strong grade outcomes.
Main concern
Accelerated sessions can have steady reading, writing, or weekly participation requirements.
What students said
“The assignments and expectations are clear, and as long as you participate, you'll do well.”
“It's your standard online class: do the assignment, make a post, comment on two others, you're done!”
“As long as you do all the work and follow instructions, you will be successful.”
Exam style
Exam evidence is limited but student comments describe quizzes or exams as manageable and sometimes very lenient.
Assessment risk
StudentFriendly
88/100
Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.
In-person reviews mention exams and finals that were easy or replaced with full credit, but no strict exam policy is clearly proven.
“She gave us full credit for the final and only asked us what we enjoyed!”
“All you need to do to prepare for the exams is to go over the end of chapter questions.”
Online reviews mention quizzes, midterms, and finals, but they do not clearly prove webcam, proctoring, Lockdown Browser, open-book, or take-home rules.
“quizzes come straight from the book”
“two testes the midterm and the final.”
“2 exams.”
Student evidence
Top student voice
“YOU HAVE TO TAKE THIS CLASS, MRS. T is amazing, wonderful teacher.”
“Professor Togerson does a great job making students feel comfortable speaking in front of the class.”
“Super easy to get an A as long as rubric is followed for speeches”
“I highly recommend her.”
“The assignments were clear and her grading too.”
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Data context
Analysis sample
42
Recent reviews read by the AI
42
Lifetime ratings
90/100
Evidence confidence
The analysis is based on 42 reviews across online and in-person formats with highly consistent praise and strong grade evidence.
Inside 42 stored ratings
Reported outcomes
24 reported outcomes
A+ 13 · A 10 · A- 1
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