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JavaScript Object-Oriented JavaScript (2015) Constructor Functions and Prototypes Make a Constructor Challenge

marckaljonp
marckaljonp
14,079 Points
Posted by marckaljonp
marckaljonp
14,079 Points

Every time that this guy is the instructor, I always hit a plateau

It first happened on the jQuery discussion, and now this. Thank God they updated the course and replaced him with someone else to discuss jQuery. I wish they update this topic soon.

Stuart Wright
Stuart Wright
41,118 Points
Stuart Wright
Stuart Wright
41,118 Points

Well he doesn't work at Treehouse any more I don't think. I always enjoyed his courses - I guess everyone's different.

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,744 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,744 Points

Different teaching styles work for different students. Some people really loved Andrew.

dylan jasper
dylan jasper
1,928 Points
dylan jasper
dylan jasper
1,928 Points

In terms of JS I find Dave Mcfarland's explanations the most thorough and easiest to understand out of Treehouse instructors, but to be fair Andrew seems to be tasked with teaching the more advanced material.

3 Answers

paulscanlon
PLUS
paulscanlon
Courses Plus Student 26,735 Points
paulscanlon
paulscanlon
Courses Plus Student 26,735 Points

Hi

I've always liked Chalkers' courses. To be fair he does teach a lot of the more advanced aspects of JS, you will not get this stuff first time around believe me. Like Stuart said though, to each their own. Is there anything in particular that you are having trouble with?

Happy coding

Paul

Brett P
Brett P
3,958 Points
Brett P
Brett P
3,958 Points

I understand, but you probably just made him feel bad, and haven't really addressed the actual issue. It would be better to give concrete feedback and actionable information. Break it down. Why not tweet to the instructors and tell them what you liked and didn't like.

Ned Redmond
Ned Redmond
5,615 Points
Ned Redmond
Ned Redmond
5,615 Points

His cartoony expressions make me chuckle so much, I love him.