Deborah Rheinstein

just put in effort and you will succeed

for tests: they pop up often along the course and can be very short (they're mostly just reviews of what you learned the previous couple of days) for these, considering that they're short and only have a few questions, study or just in general for any test, it's imperative to study (obvious) you'll find that mrs. rheinstein's tests are easier than you think, especially if you had a teacher who threw curveballs at you every chance he got (hint hint mr. thwaites) general suggestion: do your homework. she will be disappointed if you don't but in any cases where you miss a big assignment for a reasonable cause she will attempt to compromise and have you do it some other day (most likely after school) this goes for tests as well. for her lab assignments: she is strictest about these. she expects you to complete hypotheses and sometimes analysis questions in time for the lab. (or you will sit out and get a 0) she will not hesitate to give you 2s on something in it you thought you did quite well, i. e. analysis questions. just duke it out I guess I'm not really sure how to avoid this one regardless, what could probably help is reading the rubric very thoroughly before attempting the assignment. lastly, and in all honesty: good luck in her class! :)