GEP testimonials
The GEP program is an optional class. Yet student attendances have remained consistently strong since 2003. As the classes are optional and not-for-credit, each lecture session is evaluated (not the subject as a whole). There were more than 1000 student attendances in 2006 and the overall average evaluation score was 4.34 on a scale of 5. This average has been maintained since 2003.
- Clear and Informative
- The lectures are very useful in my study
- Practical and useful
- I learn a lot of important information in lectures, e.g., “quoting, referencing and plagiarism”
- I could have an overall understanding of study in Australia’s universities
- The lectures were relevant in preparing international students for the context of the assignments and reports to be submitted for assessment.
- Very useful information
- In-depth knowledge and experiences to share in class. Give students a clearer point of view.
- Practical examples about preparation for assignments and exams.
- Very practical.
- Very useful and helpful.
- Clear and informative
- Clear instruction on the process in essay writing.
- Very motivating. Excellent.
- Very useful and practical.
- Very useful to go through specific steps to reading articles. Thank you!
- Martin maintains the group interest and he encourages participation (even though the group wasn’t very participative).
- Its usefulness to be applied in study. It’s a very important topic.
- Teaching me how to read effectively. Finally!
- The lectures are well organised. Keep them the same.
- It’s fun!
- It was engaging.
- Very practical and helpful.
- Lively discussion during the lecture.
- The lecture was very good and informative.
- Good interaction and communication with the lecturer.
- The content is very insightful and inspiring.
- The information is well organised and the speakers are enthusiastic.
- He is very serious about his lectures and writing to help his students. That's good.
- The description of reading techniques and the practice of reading exercises were what I liked most about the lecture.
- Well-paced and informative, good tips for reading better.
- Dr. Davies has a lot of confidence, doesn't ramble and can keep his audience entertained.
- It was clear and raised important points.
- Didn't expect it to be very useful, but surprised as really enjoyed and found useful.
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- Time management issue, which I like the most.
- No homework, and yet this lecture is one of many that gives me the confidence and conviction to put up an academic fight in this university.
- Helping to guide what Australian lecturers expected [sic].
- Very informative.
- Lots of questions with very helpful answers.
- Content about the method of learning by myself and planning my own schedule and so forth. All of them are quite useful for me. I'm sure this lecture play a vital role in my further study. A good start! Many thanks!
- Highlights all the most important points to success and provides an introduction on how to write a good essay.
- Let me know the academic environment of Melbourne University and give me so many info on specific topic, just like essay writing, critical review, etc.
- The lecturer notices and motivates me to have a right attitude and a brand new leaf [sic] of my study
- The presenter was very good. Good lecture theatre.
- The introduction and speeding [sic] of the lecturer is perfect. Class is relaxed and funny.
- Give clear explanations about the topic. Tell us a lot of things that we might not thought of before
- Very helpful!
- Helpful and shares his personal experience with the class.
- It's easy to follow and very interesting. The environment is relaxed.
- Nice models providing clear examples on how to write good reports.
- When the lecturer presents examples, because make students understand more [sic].
- Practical, quite relevant to my study.
- We are really happy with the exercise as it help to identify what level of our paraphrasing [sic].
- Very informative, good handouts.
- I liked the very clear presentation of requirements and suggestions that made it easy to understand what and how an essay should be written in order to get good grades.
- Great slides - good resource.
- Good notes provided.
- The information is very useful.
- The opportunity for real-life "fake" presentation was excellent.
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