Rawya Tousson

Rawya Tousson is caring, but you really have to be present in class to understand her because she speaks French. Her course is graded by two tests, a group project, participation, an oral exam, and a final exam. She isn't too tough of a marker, but be careful not to make many mistakes, otherwise she may take marks off.

Dr. Tousson was a very patient and understanding French teacher. She explained things in a very clear way, however, I found that her lectures were kinda disorganized and all over the place, almost as if it was all off the top of her head. And that was fine, just a little hard to keep up with sometimes. Ask questions! Regular practice is essential.

Mme Tousson is a really good professor who makes French easy. No matter what your level of knowledge in the French language is, she will make the lessons easy to understand for you. Other than the books, she uses extra external online sources to facilitate the learning experience for students. She is very caring and does her job with sincerity.

Mme Tousson is a very good professor! Teaches well and the tests and evaluations were very fair!

Gives a few easy assignments due in class. Also pay attention in class, and no need to study for her tests. For the oral final exam, it's very easy, she talks most of the time

She was so kind! Loved having her and was very understanding and caring. Always willing to provide extra help and explanation to those who need it and offers opportunity to catch up on work that may have been missed. You need the textbook though becuse there's homework based off of it every week and to be able to particiaptre in class it's needed

She is a very caring professor and wants her students to succeed. Encourages them to study and use french more. I really enjoyed the classes!

Talks slow, easy to understand

She is nice but her lectures are all over the place and can be a little confusing.

Class is heavily discussion based. French placement test puts French Immersion students from high school in this class but it is WAY too easy, considering you're with students who may have started in 101/201/301.