Agnes Quittard

Agnes is a kind and supportive professor, and I genuinely wish her all the best. However, the course itself felt like it could have been delivered more effectively online or through email, as the in-person component didn't always feel necessary. Many of us in the class also empathized with what Agnes went through in our class

Agnes is very kind. We all struggled to make it to class for this one hour lecture, and she heard our concerns and kindly allowed us to shift to online classes. She went out of her way to do this for us which is very appreciated! I was struggling to complete my hours and she offered me an extension. All in all amazing! Would recommend

Very understanding professor. I appreciate all the efforts she put into the class. Lectures are a bit long, but you can get a good grade if you put in the effort. I'd recommend!

Very approachable. Understanding. Can be a little unclear with grading, but fair.

If ur a student in an internship who is completing tasks for an organization, such as a private organization in which ur mistreated by the organization she will not care, despite if u express this to her. Make sure ur aware of ur rights as a student, document everything for legal purposes. Does not care if u experience discrimination at internship

Very accommodating and helpful. Long lectures with lots of readings and videos but she explains everything well. There were weekly group discussions worth marks, however students can work with their group outside of class hours, so participation is not mandatory. Took a while to update marks but marks easy and gave a bonus assignment at the end.

Very knowledgable on the subject and extremely passionate about child and youth care. Includes lots of examples but quite a bit of videos and readings, quizzes were not on content from weeks readings as it was supposed to be but a compilation I found of all content covered so far. So kind, very helpful and easy to talk to!