North Delta Secondary School Reviews
11447 82 AVE, Delta, British Columbia V4C 5J6, Canada
to succeed in this class you have to be on top of your game, when you finish the homework assigned you move on to online questions make sure they are difficult or competitive questions. Expect to get something that is hard on the test or quiz that you've never seen before on any assignments. expect to get a surprise quiz. (Quizzes are all in groups but still a lot of the time difficult to ace. ) The tests are very different (more difficult) than the practice tests, assignments and quizzes that you are assigned on the text books. As a above average student expect to get somewhere from a 77% to no more than an 95% above is rare only if you are very good. the lessons she does in class will not be posted on google classroom or any online platform for us to get. You have to take notes or pictures only. No redos on assignments or tests, unless you fail a test you can redo it but you will stay at 50% maximum. There is a final test at the end of the year. She is a very nice teacher and very respectful but she will not let you slide with any redos or tests or anything in the realm of education. She's very supportive if you ask questions and explains every question possible. although she answers questions, the tests and quizzes are still about 2x harder than the assignments given in the workbooks. so its up to you to figure that out.
Forget every rule you learned about English since Grade 8. Not literally but if you want to do well, you have to learn to be creative and bend the rules of essays to express your ideas. Get straight to the points in your essays and paragraphs and don't repeat similar ideas in your writing.
Three words. Do. Your. Homework. You gotta do your homework and study hard in this class. Turn off that phone, turn off any distractions, and you got to commit and try your best. Try to do your homework the day given and try not to procrastinate because finishing your homework early will give you an advantage. This is a hard course but just do your best and you should be fine. I think Mr. Grewal's a good teacher. He's strict but that's how you learn. I can tell that he does his best as a teacher and cares about his class. Remember, do your homework and make sure to review the things that were taught, if not then you won't do well on tests. Trust me, I've been through that lol. Speaking of tests, he also assigns quizzes a few days before a test that aren't for marks but to test your knowledge and to see where you are at. Another thing, make sure you remember the formulas and really understand it and make sure you know what to do when you are given an equation. I call this math IQ, it's like basketball IQ or hockey IQ except it's in math. It's like when you are given an equation you have a sense of what to do. This IQ is important and is learned through practice questions in your homework. Keep on practicing and completing your homework. When you start the course you have to hit the ground running. Mr. Grewal is a strict but good teacher and expects you to try your best. Good luck!