Archbishop Macdonald School

14219 109 AVE, Edmonton, Alberta T5N 1H5, Canada

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Caroline Adamczuk-sech

4.0

(2 reviews)
pay attention, ask questions if you need clarity on anything.

Christine Andison

3.0

(5 reviews)
Do not be afraid to ask questions! and always jot down whatever minuscule thing she repeats. She gives out a ton of labs and assignments, so that's a thing to worry about!

Maria Araujo-nickel

1.0

(2 reviews)
She has way too high expectations

Irene Atamanczuk

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Arielle Beaumier

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Sarah Bergin, English

1.5

(2 reviews)
She is a very harsh grader, KEEP THAT IN MIND! Honestly, having her for English 10 is a blessing in disguise. You learn and have more things stick to you as you progress, HOWEVER that does come at a price, specifically your grades. I would say she marks much harsher than any other teacher in the English department, BUT her comments are genuinely helpful! Just hope you get her in grade 10, cause your 12th year matters.

Robert Boutin

4.0

(2 reviews)
He will guide you through everything you need in order to succeed in life.

JuneFaye Carabeo

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Neil Carby

5.0

(6 reviews)
Big jumbo here (alias ofc). Teacher is extremely chill, took his class for design studies in gr 10 and 20. Posts everything. easy marker aslong as you do your work on time. Has a huge following on his instagram chef account, down to earth chill guy.

Harvey Caron

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Dale Chapman

4.3

(3 reviews)
I love band

Michael Chasse

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Steven Como

4.2

(4 reviews)
The unit tests aren't worth too much more than the quizzes. Make sure you study for those as well because 2-3 classes can easily counteract a bad unit test.

Enrico Delpercio

5.0

(4 reviews)
Social 30 is just a lot of memorization but he makes it manageable.

Luba Fenske

3.3

(3 reviews)
For Math 30, do NOT fall behind. In some other classes you slightly can but you absolutely have to keep up with assigned homework. There's some formulas you have to memorize mainly in the logarithms unit but they aren't too difficult.

Jean Filewych

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Martin Flynn

5.0

(1 reviews)
mr flynn is an awesome guy

Elspeth Greer

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Helen Grijo

4.7

(3 reviews)
Chemistry 20 is manageable with a good teacher! If you get her, consider yourself lucky.

Jason Hubick

3.0

(2 reviews)
PAY ATTENTION TO QUADRATICS - first unit he teaches, MAJORITY OF THE COURSE BUILDS ON QUADRATICS!!!! some say he's a "bad teacher" but he's ok and friendly outside of class

Doug Jenkins

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Tracey Joy

5.0

(1 reviews)
gotta memorize a lot cuz duh it's bio make study guides she retired but she still goated

Barbara Larochelle

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Ivan Maksymiw

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Jocelyn Nicholson, Math

5.0

(1 reviews)
study hard plz and ms nicholson will be happy.

Gina Noce-Saporito

4.5

(2 reviews)
You should always practice at home and do the homework. Make sure you understand the grammar rules and write your sentences correctly the first time. MAKE SURE you study for the major tests and projects that will happen towards the end of the year.

Marika Nychka

5.0

(1 reviews)
Annotate well and make a plan when writing. Do practice reading comprehension tests

Raymond Pryma

4.0

(6 reviews)
His tests are abit challenging, but he will get you to the speed you need to be! Make sure you understand the key and basic concepts and understand how to apply them, otherwise you will get lost on his more challenging questions that are found in his tests.

Brianna Rattray

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Antonio Rosselli

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Antonia Sarnecki

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Jacqueline Sewell

1.0

(1 reviews)
Do no merely take open book quizzes for granted

Patrick Smith

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Anthony Stauffer

5.0

(1 reviews)
Do the homework and watch videos if you don't understand.

Michelle Suda

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Eunice Symak-tobychuk

3.5

(4 reviews)
Chemistry 30 is way better than Chemistry 20. I suggest really understanding the core concepts from Chem 20 that are needed for Chem 30 (i. e., stoichiometry [HEAVY ON STOICH], titrations, etc). Do Quest A+ practice tests. And overall, do your homework and do not fall behind. If you do find yourself falling behind, take a breather and compose yourself.

Shastina Tessier

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Susanne Tucker, 10 Math

4.3

(3 reviews)
wooooow mrs tucker is so great if you get tucker you're so lucky tucker is literally a goat wow mrs tucker is so awesome!!!! :)

Jennifer Vandendooren

1.5

(4 reviews)
Don't stress out, she will let you redo things if you ask. She is not a monster looking to fail her students, she's one of the easier English teachers at MAC. She will sit with you and help you understand how to get higher marks, just talk to her and schedule a time to meet. Rewrite essays until you understand, she will grade every single one.

Fiona Williams

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Rick Winter

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Brianna Yardy, Sciences

5.0

(1 reviews)
Had her for science 10, excellent teacher, she will go at a pace slow enough for students to understand what shes actually teaching. Her explanations are thorough and will help. She allows for some test exemptions so don't fret! In all shes a fantastic teacher, and made the road for my physics, bio and chem classes much simpler, as I had understood the information from science 10, and that same information would reoccur and be built in higher classes. So having a good foundation, with a teacher that's patient and willing to help is key!

Thomas Zdunich

4.3

(3 reviews)
Do lots of practice questions because being exposed to many types of questions is helpful and will help you remember. Keep your values organised. Don't be afraid to ask for help because it really benefits you in the long run.