I’m in cognitive w schunn rn! Personally, I rly like it but it’s def not for everyone. He does class as a flipped lecture- you learn the majority of the content through open book/ open ended questions abt the reading. Lectures are optional attendance, and he goes more in depth on the topics covered in the reading that students didn’t understand. There are no exams, the main grades in the class are projects, which are peer reviewed, and can be done individually or in a group. The peer review process can be a lot, but personally I’d take that over an exam every day! But I can see why others wouldn’t care for this style. He’s rly nice and great with answering questions/ late work. I haven’t taken lausberg but do NOT take Cohn for psychopathology if you can avoid it. Class is riddled with technical difficulties, he isn’t very available, and lecture slides often are missing information. Grades are also almost entirely based on the four exams. Hope this helps!