Georgia Ethics and Jurisprudence for Physical Therapy

i have taken multiple ethics and jurisprudence courses in my 20 years as a therapist, this is by far the most boring. the information was presented accurately but ethics alone can be more interesting.

good that there is actually someone who knows about law is teaching the course.

course instructors were very knowledgeable and engaging.

instructors comments were not in sync with the materials being shown on the screen ( most of the time they were delayed ).

presentation is very dry. would have been more helpful to apply scenarios with rote reading of the practice act and ethics information.

slow pace-- too much time spent just strictly reading rules and not enough time applying them to examples.

the slides, audio, and captioning did not match up at times making it difficult to follow along.

the slides in the second portion did not match the narrative. part 2 repeated part 1. the examples would have been more helpful if there was more clarification on the thought process on answers. both speakers were monotone and for 4 hours that was miserable.

many of the slides had very mall print that was difficult to read. in addition, many of the slides were not presented in sync with what the presenter was reading, leading to a distracting presentation of the material

good presentation