Learner Reviews & Feedback for Everyday Chinese Medicine by The Chinese University of Hong Kong
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My interest in herbalism and alternate medicine brought me to this course. It was very informative indeed and I made notes often. The tests are also to the point. Thank you, professors and Coursera!
A very nice program for understanding the diagnosis and treatment of diseases. Quite analogous to the Ayurvedic Medicine that deals with imbalance of vata (air), pittha (fire) and kapha (cold).
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By Sharon E L
•Excellent foundation course to understand the practice of TCM. Thank you!
By Julie M
•Material is presented well but too much detail for an overview course.
By Joy S
•Comprehensive. interesting to compare this to western medicine
By Anna C
•A nice brief overview of the basic principles. Thank you.
By Dimitrios V
•Very simple and informative.Happy to have taken it
By Lina F
•Very nice introduction! Thank you!
By Ebru T
•its a great course to begin with
By Yudy S
•Good and easy to be understand
By George M
•very good as intro
By Ahmed A
•great
By Dave C
•While the topic was of interest, the notes, readings and videos did not provide ample substance for the topic. I would have liked more depth.
By John A G C
•There's nothing on herbal medicine and its application. Perhaps there might another course next to this.
By kamhon t
•The logic of the course is not very clear.
By maneet k b
•good introductory course.
By Ilaria C
•very basic
By Jonathan G
•this was an okay course, however a lot of the questions on the quizzes were not covered in the course and as such it poorly done. Here are some of the quiz questions were not relevant to the course and whenever I got some questions right they were marked wrong. Quizzes were poorly done. I would suggest this course be redone or edited properly.
By peigee W
•The course contents are ok, but no one to ask or to discuss. The discussion forum isn't useful and active and no one from the school monitors and answers questions. Just some clipped-together teaching videos and quiz. No reading materials and no staff participation from the School.
By Scott U
•I was expecting a general overview, with a clear picture of the history and practice of Chinese medicine - with a focus of practical applications. I was disappointed in the course being dry, hard to follow, and full of information that was both detailed and hard to follow at times. The speakers' English was also a challenge to follow.
By Arshad R
•Not a good course by facilitators
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