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Hal Park doesn't allow for his public speaking class to be difficult. Why? Because he wants you to pass and actually learn something. He has a very laid back style, but he is very professional. He is very compassionate and merciful if u forget to turn in an assignment. He understands the pressures most college students face and is very sympathetic to those who face those pressures. The final was very easy. They only thing u need to worry about in this class is your speeches and the very first test you take. Don't get too lazy in this class although the temptation is there.<hr><b>Updated 11/06/2002</b>

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he knows a lot about business, but struggles on the speaking end. So it is an easy course if you are not a strong speaker.<hr><b>Updated 11/06/2002</b>

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I went into the semester thinking that Mr. Park was a veteran of teaching to later find out that he was a rookie. Mr. Park was a great instructor. He always covered the material well and made you prepared for all tasks in his class whether it was a speech, test or quiz. Mr. Park is a very fair teacher and goes out of his way to be helpful and friendly to all his pupils. I highly recommend Mr. Park for this course. He is awesome!<hr><b>Updated 11/06/2002</b>

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You might want to get the textbook- but everything he says in class is straight from the book, and he will tell you that. He is a good teacher, and lets you know what he expects on speeches, and he will curve some grades.<hr><b>Updated 11/06/2002</b>

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Mr. Park is a good teacher who is fair to all the students. He lets you know in advance what is expected of you so there are no questions.<hr><b>Updated 11/06/2002</b>

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