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   Daniel Wheeler. Professor in the Reading department at Mt. San Antonio College. 84% Would take again. 2.3. Level of Difficulty. Rate. Compare. I'm Professor Wheeler. Professor Wheeler 's Top Tags. Amazing lectures Clear grading criteria Gives good feedback Respected Group projects. Check out Similar Professors in the Reading Department.

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