HELLF

As part of my GenEd requirements, I'm currently taking Health 100 with Dr. Terri Prodoehl. It is, by far, the most useless class I have ever taken, high school and college inclusive. Dr. Prodoehl is, without question, the worst college professor I have ever had and one of the worst teachers I have ever had the misfortune of attempting to learn from.

Today was the first test of the semester in what I like to call HELLF. Dan and Amanda and I studied last night, looking over our notes, textbooks, and study guides, and we came to the conclusion that the test today would not be all that complicated. There's only so much in the class that is testable, we told each other, and much of it is common sense.

We could not have been more wrong.

The first question on my version of the test today: "'Accidental death' is the number ____ cause of death among individuals aged 15-24:
A. one
B. two
C. three
D. four

And there were 99 more questions like that.

If you are planning on taking Health 100 with Dr. Prodoehl at James Madison University, don't. Take a section with a different professor. Take a Kineseology class instead. I can not stress to you strongly enough: Avoid Dr. Terri Prodoehl.

October 02, 2002 - 02:41 PM

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