Perth Modern School

90 Roberts Road, Subiaco, Perth, Western Australia 6008, Australia

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Lisa Andrews

5.0

(1 reviews)
relax and have fun!! this drama course is really great :))

Maya Asano

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Kate Bajrovic

5.0

(1 reviews)
Class is very engaging if you pay attention, topics are covered in depth but fast so I recommend taking a lot of notes and doing revision come exams.

Alexander Banyard

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Meriam Barouky, 8-12 English

3.0

(2 reviews)
english abt structure, follow the marking key like its ur holy book bro, include all the stuff that it says on the marking key bc thats what eng teachers mark u on

Ronald Barton, 7-12 English

3.0

(2 reviews)
Make sure you study.

Nigel Bateman

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Lisa Bell

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Andrew Benn

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Jackson Best

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Maria Biddle

4.5

(4 reviews)
Lot's of notes needed each class.

David Broomfield

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Diane Bunten

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Francesca Candaten

5.0

(1 reviews)
Don't get distracted, you'll miss more than you realize

Jacqui Carter

2.6

(7 reviews)
Ask questions!

Kasia Castle

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Christine Cheng

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Kathryn Chin

4.0

(2 reviews)
Just be well behaved and finish your work. Then you'll be fine

Tiernan Chisolm

5.0

(2 reviews)
Take plenty of notes and pay attention in Politics and Law: any work that Mr. Chisholm assigns will help your studies. (Idk about regular HASS, but he's very chill. )

Celia Christmass

3.0

(4 reviews)
Honestly, try to do your work (with all your might) and follow the rules, and she will love you. People hate her because she makes jokes. But let's be real, her jokes are real and accurate, and if you can accept the truth, she'll be the best teacher of all time.

Sinead Corr

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Neil Coy

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Micheal Dean, Maths

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Annika Demosthenous

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Ray Driehuis

5.0

(3 reviews)
hello sir

Katherine Dunbar-Smith

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John Duncan

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John Dye

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Kendrie Dymock

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Natalie Edwards

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Ozichukwu Egesi, 67 Meth

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Alberton Einsteinard

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Tracy Enslin

4.5

(2 reviews)
I love Ms Enslin she's so nice and genuinely wants to help you, but to do well, take note of literally everything she says because not everything you need to know is in the powerpoints/material. As long as you pay attention and don't randomly swap seats you'll be fine, and the class will be fun

Leanne Ensly

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Quintilina Evangelista

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Sarah Eve

1.2

(6 reviews)
don't be loud cos she has super hearing

Tess Flynn

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Monica Franz

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Ross Furhmann

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Valerie Furphy

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Craig Gannon

4.0

(2 reviews)
Idk do ur work

Sophie Gaunt

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Elisabeth Gerber

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Craig Gibson

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Shayne Gilbert

2.2

(4 reviews)
Do any and all work provided, study at home and take notes on paper if it helps you memorise better. Add extra information on your printed out slides if you need and make sure to use pen on tests except to draw diagrams. Definitions are important and try not to procrastinate on take home tasks.

Braden Grant, Science

4.0

(1 reviews)
make sure you listen in class and take notes as he goes through everything pretty fast although he explains stuff well

Matthew Healy

3.0

(3 reviews)
put more effort in and you'll enjoy it more

Moira Hearne

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Richard Herrmann

3.0

(2 reviews)
If you practice at least for 20 minutes each day, you'll ace English!

Roger Hey

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Kate Holland, 10th-12th Science

3.0

(1 reviews)
Checking the resources she puts up online is the best way to study in the class, using ehr lesson as a recap or for infomation that you could not understand with self research,

Ian Hunt

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Yoonji Im, 12 Economics

5.0

(1 reviews)
Miss Im's powerpoints are really well made and she gives you specific instruction on what things to include in answers for tests. I suggest pre-reading the textbook before each section, and rereading the textbook before exams as you learn topic by topic, but the exams can mix them together and you notice that the textbook's earlier chapters will reference the later chapters that you can't understand until you learn all the topics. Miss Im teaches from the powerpoint, but she also says extra useful stuff. She usually takes a few days to go through the powerpoint and you do exercises in the meantime. However, she only puts the powerpoints online at the end of the topic so you have to write down everything on the powerpoint and the extra stuff she says which means you might not actually comprehend everything she says in the moment, so doing the excersises are really important. Lastly, the definitions have to be exact so I recommend flashcards.

Dexter Jarosek, 7th-12th English and Literature

3.5

(2 reviews)
Do some practice questions ahead of time and pay attention in class, and you will do fine.

Jennifer Jesperson

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Yin Jiang

4.3

(3 reviews)
Just memorise the needed information and you'll be fine. With source analysis, make sure you understand sentence structure. You don't really need to listen in class but just make sure you're up to date with the OneNote and everything.

Angela Jones

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Steve Jurilj

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Mei Li

3.5

(4 reviews)
I reckon she should give out fewer lunchtime detentions, for the smallest reasons and give fewer infringements for the smallest reasons. I think that she is a very injustice teacher because she expects us to achieve way too high standards in her class and punishes us when we don't meet the ridiculous expectations.

Lelia Mack

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Glen McClelland

3.5

(2 reviews)
Just try your best to find information from other sources about tests, most, however not all of the test material is reviewed in class however not in depth so make sure you study at home and find out the things which weren't discussed in class

Leah McGlashan, Science

5.0

(1 reviews)
Always bring your science book to science, or else you don't have anything to write on during notetaking sessions. remember to bring a calculator, ruler, pen/pencil, and eraser to test days. the tests can be really long, so remember to write quickly.

Caitlin McGuinness

5.0

(1 reviews)
always triple check your work and get a parent and a friend to check it too. This makes sure that your writing flows smoothly and is the best that it can be!

Rick McMahon

2.8

(18 reviews)
do all the homework he tells you to do in the way he tells you to do it and memorise everything

Jamie Morris

5.0

(2 reviews)
enjoy

Elysia Murphy

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Dervish Musovic

5.0

(5 reviews)
the ultimate chad. best digital tech teacher in the school. super chill, however will make you do yoga. very supportive if you try your best and actually do the assigned work.

Boris Nastov

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Jane Nicholson

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John O'Loughlin

4.8

(5 reviews)
The class is a great source of comfort and the atmosphere of the class is perfect for studying. A very lievely and fun class to be in!

Roseanne Olsen

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Oliver Paranchody, Economics

5.0

(5 reviews)
don't slack off because then you'll end up grinding at 3am and Mr Paranchody will catch you playing games anyways

Geoffrey Pearce, A Mathematics

5.0

(1 reviews)
Make sure to pay attention to the PowerPoints (and the drawings). The concepts are a lot easier to understand if you hear him explain them.

Jeremy Peet

5.0

(3 reviews)
the class is awesome and mr peet makes it as fun as possible

Aida Pilling

5.0

(1 reviews)
Remember that to succeed, u gotta be proactive - self-learning is a big part of this class.

Penelope Radunovich

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Chris Rapley

4.5

(2 reviews)
First of all, Mr Rapley is the G. O. A. T. To do well in this class you do need to be self-sufficient, but that goes for whatever class you're in for ATAR Chem. If Mr Rapley can see you're trying your best, he will try his best to help you. He gives out a lot of practice and past papers to emulate the WACE Exam, which is awesome because practice papers are the #1 key to doing well. Some things to avoid include: a) asking for too many extra marks (he might get a bit pissy with you if you get annoying) and b) eating in class (he will roast you). So yeah, Mr Rapley's the G. O. A. T. I saw him as a friend rather than a teacher, he always had my back.

June Richardson

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Diane Riddell

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Nicola Rielly

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Natalie Rimando

5.0

(2 reviews)
Ms Rimando is so good Very nice teacher very good class I learnt a lot and it was very fun But then she left the school We miss her So sad

Michael Rogers

5.0

(2 reviews)
just have fun

Anne Sashegyi

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Louise Secker

5.0

(1 reviews)
This course is all about attention and passion; find a topic your interested in within the topic taught and really research that. The beauty of this Ancient History course is that Ms Secker explores all ideas, philosophys and connections between all aspects of the region taught (i. e. Egypt). To do well in this class I would focus more on the skills neded to write an Ancient History essay (as this can be applied for ATAR as well) and/or write a short answer find out what each buzzword means ('reflect', 'define', 'asses') this is invalauble in the exams, essays, short answers that will come and saves so much time in planning and stress. A recommendation would be if in Year 10 you are struggling with this course then another might be best, as it not only gets harder but expects you to build of from there. Another recommendation is to take notes, so many notes. It will help with revision. Use palm cards, quizlets and other forms of memorization to help with revision, but try to make it hand written as this will cement it in memory and be more useful in the long run.

Riya Shah

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Yumiko Shaw

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Mia Siliquini

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Mark Simms

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Talitha Sindel

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Mya Skirving

4.0

(1 reviews)
make sure you got ur notes and pay attention in class as extension stuff is covered which may be in the test

Christine Skoda

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Grant Staffe

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Guy Calaf Stimson, Photography

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Mark Temov

5.0

(4 reviews)
Try your best to be creative and take risks; they might not pay off but Mr Temov will recognize your effort. Try not to talk to much until you have your work done as it will be mentioned. The best bit about the class is the freedoms and opportunities it gives you; the excersions and photo booth booking is a really great resource that can be applied over many classes.

Dylan Trent

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Dylan Vekaria

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Calen Watt

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Melanie Wilcock

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Amanda Williams, English

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Robyn Winter

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Yi Yuan

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Simon Zhou

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