Fraser Heights Secondary School Reviews
16060 108 Ave, Surrey, British Columbia V4N 1M1, Canada
he allows you to ask questions from the homework, it helps to utilize the time. Class time is given for a reason, do the work in class. Multiple choice questions on test are worth 6%, so don't mess up :) study with the provincial practice review that he provides because they are similar to the actual tests, and most are challenging. ask questions with your classmates, they help sometimes (after they're done laughing at you. _. ) don't get discouraged, he looks disappointed at you all the time.
Ms. Brewers classes are generally laid back. She encourages students to use their time wisely towards their assignments, and is very easy going when her class is performing adequately. The grading is firm yet fair, and all assignments are clearly explained. Additionally, she clearly has experience in her field. Her explanations and detailed and it’s clear that her class is a place of learning. There is no expectation to be perfect, just to try your hardest, and discussion is welcome. My only complaint is that sometimes classes are too relaxed. Individual students can take over the classroom with their antics. I would highly recommend her class, and just her as a teacher.
I was worried handing in my textbook because it looked like I had spilled water on it, but in reality it was just my tears. However I will say I've never had a teacher who made me laugh more than her, and I believe deep down she is a very kind soul. TO DO WELL ON TESTS: You have to fully understand the concepts, you can cheat and she will not catch you, but cheating won't help anyways because the way she designs her tests force you to have to understand the material to even understand the question, many people in my class used their phones for all the answers on tests and still failed. You will probably have to teach yourself some stuff (hence the tears) and ask other math teachers for help, or at least I did. Her mind is much more advanced than the average high school student, and to understand her complicated lessons you'll need to be very prepared, and I suggest finding a way of taking notes that you like before going to her class.