General Assembly Boston

I sought to be immersed in the classwork, work through the material, revisit the lessons, and then finish with some assignments at home. I was contacted by the success team and informed that this does not appear to be what I signed up for. They also told me about my options. I got two choices: drop the class and get a partial refund or speak to the instructor. As I would only get a part refund, I chose to stay in the class. You can offer feedback at the end of every class. I offered feedback on what happened in the class. The instructor messaged me on the platform asking about the negative feedback provided. I was not surprised about being called to account for the feedback because I was required to provide feedback. However, this was a chance to vent my frustrations. I vented my frustration by saying that the course is not taught in a different way than the online classes, and it is challenging for the students to get answers. The instructor agreed to disagree. He said that the way the class was created is the current method and is not going to change the teaching method. The way the class is taught also means that only a few students would participate, leading to few questions being asked. Because a few students get to ask the most questions, the instructor advised me to be more aggressive. I felt like he was also trying to help me and cared.