Harry Ainlay School

4350 111 ST, Edmonton, Alberta T6J 1E8, Canada

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Doris Amyotte

4.7

(3 reviews)
Math communication is very important, I've gotten so many points taken off tests because of it. Always do the revision/ formative quizes as they will help a lot with tests and give you an idea of your understanding of the unit.

John Anderson

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Trina Armstrong

3.1

(8 reviews)
Good luck its basically already over for you. Lock in for the exams bcs theres nothing u can do with her quizes.

Debbie Bandola

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Dan Bateman

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Linda Bergquist

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Berthelsen

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Lloyd Bloomfield

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William Bulut, 11th Physics

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Burnett

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Leo Cam

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Carlberg

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Lindsay Carmichael

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Staphine Chow

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Stephanie Chow

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Chute

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Terry Colp, 10-12 English Language Arts

2.0

(7 reviews)
Have fun whenever you have Colp. in LA 30 IB everything Is worth the exact same and colp expects your best work every time. If you need extra help he's literally always free (as long as he is not teaching). His class is fun and i highly recommend you participate in in-class discussions, not only are they fun, but in Colp's class, there is no such thing as a stupid question. He'll answer every question even if they've been asked before.

Chris? Copeland

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Jacqueline Coulas

2.7

(3 reviews)
Study for the tests, as they are not the easiest, but not impossible. Memorisation of all formulas is not necessary, as a formula sheet will be given for every test, but it is still helpful to learn them.

Rob Cowen

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Brent Cox, Construction

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Dalton

1.0

(1 reviews)
Honestly, study for exams and do well on essays.

Leno Delcioppo

4.5

(2 reviews)
Significant Digits. That’s it. Learn them.

Rupy Dhaliwal

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Jane Diner

3.8

(4 reviews)
coming from a science 10 student, study and practice as much as you can! for biology, study all the parts and how they work, and as for physics and chemistry, do all the practice she gives you!

Engli

4.7

(3 reviews)
Her class is easy to pass, and all you have to do is put in a little bit of effort into it

Kevin Falcone

3.4

(5 reviews)
- Study daily - Listen carefully - Ask lots of questions

Khaiya Falcone

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Marc Farley

4.2

(4 reviews)
Most of the marks come from 3 tests, and three source interpretations/ essays (dissertations for the french kids). You are asked to read your entire textbook during the class.

Diane Fischer

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Joel Forth

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Paul Francis

3.7

(6 reviews)
Just ask questions, Mr. Francis is super patient and understanding

Suzanne Fuller

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Fung

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Victor Fung

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Glenn Gehlert

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Allison Greckol

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Tyler Greenslade

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Steve Hardy

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Cristian Hernandez

5.0

(5 reviews)
This class is a great way to boost your average, as long as you understand basic conjugation and words, you are sure to succeed.

Sara Hochachka

1.5

(11 reviews)
Be sure to participate in group projects. Creative writing is not common in this class.

Holt

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Laurie Houston

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Jeff Howlett

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Andre Hullstrung

1.3

(4 reviews)
If you work hard you be fine

Huot

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Daniel Ito

5.0

(1 reviews)
You better keep up with the class and try to do all the assignments as soon as you get them. You’ll have to work hard, but you’ll be fine if you take Japanese seriously. Ito sensei is super helpful. He also got a great sense of humor. Great teacher.

Yanick Jean-Proulx

5.0

(1 reviews)
Really sweet and caring School Admin. Always very helpful and cheerful. Should be the Principal.

Natalie Johnston

1.7

(3 reviews)
from a chem 20 student in her class, do all the practice she gives you! it might seem like a lot at first, but if you do them slowly as you go through the units, you’re likely to do well on the unit exams.

Dave Jones

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Powell Jones

3.7

(3 reviews)
He is very smart and a good Physics teacher.

Anna Kabat

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Kalinowski

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Megann Karasin

5.0

(2 reviews)
Be prepared to use the dictionary and French thesaurus, most if not all projects are written by hand, including essays. 100% speak French in her class, it counts towards your grade.

Kennedy

1.5

(6 reviews)
Be prepared to answer questions and ideas that were never really taught. Might have the same formulas, but nothing like in class or on the review.

John Kistenkas

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Hope Knudson

2.3

(7 reviews)
Do your work. If you do the assignments, and hand everything in on tine, you'll be fine. If you slack off and make a lot of excuses, well, you'll be treated like an adult and held to account.

Kovac

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Paul Kuperus

5.0

(1 reviews)
Mr. Kuperus is a great teacher. Pay attention in his class, take notes, and just have fun, He's a super chill guy.

Anne Laplante

4.0

(3 reviews)
def pay attention for french 10 BI when she is teaching imparfait and passe compose as itll be on the final a lot

Nelson Lauzon

4.0

(2 reviews)
If you want to succeed in this class, Pay attention. Don’t go on your phone, don’t talk to anyone. Pay attention, do your work, and build a relationship with your teacher.

Wayne Lavold

3.8

(4 reviews)
Definitely do your extra reading and pay attention! One blink of an eye and the class is on a whole other chapter, so don't fall behind. He definitely pushes his IB kids harder - even the best students are feeling the pressure, so don't get discouraged! The content is fascinating - you can do it!

Scott Lawrence

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Jeff Lewis

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Lorne Lindenberg

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David Lissinna

2.7

(3 reviews)
Be prepared to write! Even just concepts or key names. It will make a difference

Ben Luchkow

4.5

(4 reviews)
Listen to the Luch. He's not here to trick you but to help you. If you are struggling don't be afraid to go to other teachers for help either. He's fair and just if you deserve more marks he'll provide what you deserve. Just listen and honestly have fun.

Theron Lund

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Chris Mableson, 12 Social Studies

2.0

(4 reviews)
- focus on the position papers and source analysis' - depending on your teacher, writing assignments will be more important for your mark than the diploma. Try to get your grade as high as possible so no matter what you get on the diploma its still decent - broaden your horizons, dont just use the same case study. the more info you can prove you know, the better - become friends with a couple people in the class, because theres a lot of group projects

Colin MacKinnon

5.0

(1 reviews)
Mr. Mackinnon is really a wonderful person and a wonderful teacher. Though I would highlight or write little notes into the note book he gives you, it can be easy to overlook what the class has gone over and then realize you need to study it more and now you have to spend a couple minutes flipping through pages. Plus highlighting key notes makes the material easier to remember. His class is an easy 80 or higher along as you pay attention, ask questions or do your work. Essentially, just participate in the class and you will do fine.

Kathryn MacMillan

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Katie MacMillan

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Brenna Maradyn

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Kristy Marsh

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Neil Mazur

5.0

(1 reviews)
Straight up one of the easiest and funniest classes I've ever had. Amazing teacher and person in general, if you have him you're lucky.

Justin McInnes, 10th & 12th

3.0

(2 reviews)
This class isn't that hard if im being honest just ask the teacher for material that's related to the test

Milton

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Christine Nesdoly

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John Neufeld

5.0

(1 reviews)
Construction is easy if you aren't fooling around and know what you're doing.

Adelle Norton

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Gane Olsen

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Darren Oskoboiny

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Jillian Pedersen

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Marie Perry

2.0

(3 reviews)
You'll write more papers than any other class

Brent Peterson

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Ruth Petesky

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Patrick Powell

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Jelena Radcliffe

2.0

(5 reviews)
MAKE SURE YOU COME PREPARED FOR HER CLASS. There is potential to do really really good in her class. However, this is only possible if you come prepared. Her class is extremely fast-paced, so it is very hard to catch back up if you fall behind. I had a spare with this class and I barely made it through. Her marking is very fair. If you work hard, it will be reflected in your mark. If you slack off, it will also be reflected in your mark.

Amanda Rahmani

5.0

(2 reviews)
Mme. Rahmani is the BEST TEACHER EVER. She’s sweet and caring of each and every one of her students. Don’t ever be afraid to ask Mme. Rahmani questions because she always has a detailed yet easy-to-understand answer. I had her for Chimie 20-1. But, once, she put aside a whole day for me and my friends to review diploma materials for Chimie 30-1... she wasn’t even my teacher for that year! Anybody lucky enough to have Mme. as their mentor is incredibly blessed. She is such. an. angel.

Rhonda Reed

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Risselada

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David Rojas, 12/2026 Bio and spainish

5.0

(1 reviews)
Super chill guy with a good sense of humor for spainish class just do your spainish work and you’ll get easy 100s as for bio pay attention in labs as he marks them for marks as well which may be super useful

Sadler

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Katherine Schock

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Aimie Sedens

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Shrimpton

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Rob Speers

5.0

(3 reviews)
For band, practising everyday is very helpful. Learn the exercises, for it is extremely helpful. Your section is always there to help, so you can ask them for help, or you can ask Mr. Speers. When it is time for theory tests, it is a good idea to at least review, if not study. Theory is not my strong suit, so I study, but if theory comes easily to you, or you know it, I would suggest just reviewing.

Mathias Stewart

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Debbie Sumantry

1.4

(5 reviews)
It’s so much information so be prepared. With the homework try to do one question in each different topic or three different levels of difficulty.

Roy Townend

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Townsend

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Jordan Tran

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Miriam Tuazon

2.0

(2 reviews)
Exams are pure memorization which is rather difficult. Essays require lots of planning to get a passing mark.

Colin Veldkamp

5.0

(2 reviews)
Computer science is based off of your understanding of coding. Just study your previous code.

Jordan Walker

5.0

(1 reviews)
As long as you allow him to trust you, you will have a great semester with him.

Jon Waters, 11th Science

5.0

(1 reviews)
Easy to learn and follow. Memorize definitions, especially if you don't know what they mean, they help in biology where there are various terms playing key roles in descriptions of cycles and processes. Know how to apply information to life situations. rather than strictly memorizing everything. Keep the booklets/notebooks to study from, there's a lot of information for one year. If something is hard to remember, drawing a picture that corresponds to the topic is very beneficial. If you want to be extra, rewrite key parts of the notes on a piece of loose-leaf paper.

Zarowny

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