I had this professor for Logic and she made what is a crucial and interesting philosophy course incredibly boring and difficult. She does not spend enough time taking questions from the class---and does not spend enough time on the most difficult sections. I had Jeonggyu as a TA and he basically taught me the material. AVOID logic with Teresa.

The worst teacher Ive had in my 3 years in college. Ive taken logic and i rock at it but taking her class has literally ruined logic for me and I am more confused than ever. She rambles in lectures, she hates answering questions the students have and she makes you feel pretty dumb if you don't understand something. So yeah, DO NOT take logic w her

worst philosophy teacher in UCSB, never ever ever take her for a logic course. I came into this class with a high interest in logic, now I hate everything about it. makes the class impossibly hard to comprehend. The class average on the midterm was 63%...

Teresa is a horrible logic professor. Her thoughts are not organized, she rambles every second and never coherently finishes her thoughts. She mumbles most of the time and can not answer a students question about logic to save her life. She is rude if she doesn't know the answer and even denies her T.A. from interjecting because of her pride issue.

Lecture is mandatory, grade is based on attendance, midterm, final, and homework. Lecture was useless but you have to go. She was just awful and did not explain anything at all, expected you to get it right away. Got a C and was grateful since I taught myself most of the concepts. Take with another professor or just don't take at all, seriously.

i've never had a teacher be so incoherent in my experience here. no clarity, be expected to teach yourself EVERYTHING

Horrible teacher. Nice enough, but rambles incoherently, often contradicting herself for her entire lectures. She adds some structure to the class with the occasional handout and study guide at the end, but besides this their is little structure to the class. Find someone who can stand to read and interpret the dense reading

good class