IB's classes are great! Level II's notoriously the hardest: expect them to try to find whatever your comfort zone is, and then repeatedly push you out of it. :)
I had Will Luera for both I and II. He's very good and makes some interesting parallels between improv and scientific laws. He can be a little hard to read at times. The other teacher I've had experience with, Sharon Leckie, is high-energy and fun, with her heart on her sleeve. She's a little more scattered than Will, but she talks so much faster that they both get to the finish line at the same time, if you know what I mean?
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Date: 2003-08-22 03:48 pm (UTC)I had Will Luera for both I and II. He's very good and makes some interesting parallels between improv and scientific laws. He can be a little hard to read at times. The other teacher I've had experience with, Sharon Leckie, is high-energy and fun, with her heart on her sleeve. She's a little more scattered than Will, but she talks so much faster that they both get to the finish line at the same time, if you know what I mean?