Markham District High School

89 CHURCH ST, Markham, Ontario L3P 2M3, Canada

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Jamil Ahmad

1.6

(16 reviews)
Go to Khan Academy. It will save you.

Ahmed

1.5

(2 reviews)
its grade 9 science

Jabeen Ahmed, 11 Chemistry

3.0

(1 reviews)
Ask for extra help when you need it and Ms. Ahmed will answer any questions you have! Ask questions when you are stuck, and ask (email first) for extra help before school if you need it. Don't leave questions until the last minute (e. g. right before a test). Review the day's lessons for homework to ensure you understand everything that was covered. It is important to memorize formulas, as they are not all given on the formula sheet — check the sheet before a quiz or test to confirm which formulas will be provided during tests/assessments/exams.

Bill Attwell

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Bill Barber

4.5

(2 reviews)
Ensure to participate during class, and ask questions when you are unsure. Make use of all the review packages and homework sheets Mr. Barber gives out. Take good, detailed notes during class. If you use class time wisely, you will probably finish any homework you have during the class. Bring your textbook to class every day if possible; it's much easier to work from the textbook directly than using the online version.

Bennett

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Ryan Berry

1.5

(8 reviews)
Good Luck

Michelle Borovicka

5.0

(1 reviews)
get a guaranteed co-op placement before u start the course

Jeff Bower

5.0

(3 reviews)
takes lots of notes

Brewin

5.0

(2 reviews)

Jim Buie

4.5

(2 reviews)
Ask questions during class — especially when you are confused, but also ask inquiry questions to strengthen your understanding of the topics. Watch all the videos and do all the activity sheets given — they are very informative and also interesting. When working in a group, ensure to share your ideas, because it is very helpful to hear different opinions on the issues. If you finish your work early, you should begin the next step in the task, to save time in the next work period. Participate as much as possible, and display interest in the course as well!

Bulmer

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Michael Byam

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Dawn Caswell

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Mark Caswell

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Sangavi Chelvanatha, Science

3.0

(2 reviews)
Be gifted or else you won't be liked

Lily Chow

3.3

(3 reviews)
Review concepts every do and do the textbook and time yourself on the tests

Kathleen Corry

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Chantal DeSerres

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Doak

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Kristen Doak

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Jennifer Duncan

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Earle

3.5

(2 reviews)

Etcheverry

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Mike Feasby

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Graham Fife

4.0

(1 reviews)
- English in grade 9 is light: watched movies a lot - ask questions whenever you feel unsure how to write; fife is a great mentor - carefully view the writing outlines and examples to see how you can be successful - if you ever feel down on your mental health, this teacher is great to reach out to!

Flowers

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Gladys Fung, 11 Media Arts

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Martin Gasteiger

3.2

(4 reviews)
You can never get a 100

Debra Gonsalves

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Nicole Harpell (Hubbell)

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Scott Harrison

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Steve Hartsleif

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Laurel Healy

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Matt Healy

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Vivian Ho

1.0

(2 reviews)
Study a lot

Robert Hodgins

5.0

(2 reviews)
I love Robert Hodgins!!

Philip Howard

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Phillip Howard

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Leon Hsia

5.0

(3 reviews)
Make notes on paper for tests

Hughes

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David Ioannou, 10 Civics

5.0

(1 reviews)
Mr. Ioannou taught me both for grade 10 civics and grade 11 law. I would suggest listening to all Mr. Ioannou's study tips for tests and exams (for example, in many lessons he tells the class exact sections that will be on assessments). It is also very important in both courses to participate as much as you can, and ask questions when you have them. Take good notes in class, and use class time wisely. Follow directions carefully on assignments. Any worksheets he posts on the google classroom, print them out to complete when studying for a test or exam. Show interest in the course as well! Ensure to try to make personal connections in your assignments and be very detailed. When making up slideshows, use very few words per slide, clean backgrounds, and if it is pre-recorded, background music.

Sandeep Jassar, 9/2025 Math

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Julie Johnson

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Kaba

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Tara Kapeluch

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Erika Kerhoulas, 10 Careers Studies GLC2O1

3.0

(1 reviews)
You can take your time doing work; you will be given more work periods than you'll need for each assignment. Depending on quickly you work, you might have a lot of time to do other work, so you may want to bring binders and homework from other classes to complete when you have finished the careers work.

Jesse Keyes Renaud

4.0

(2 reviews)
(If you want to get to the important part, skip to the second paragraph. ) I'm still in Mr. Keyes-Renaud's class. He's a great teacher, from my experience, and has been for a while. He's really nice, and will go over something if you ask him to. Never be afraid to ask for help, Mr. Keyes-Renaud is always willing to offer it. I'm not even done the semester and I have really enjoyed being in his class. But at times the class can have slightly fast paced days, and while they aren't too hard and very well manageable, if you are slacking off a bit too much you might miss important things, because Mr. Keyes-Renaud is efficient, at least in my experience. So if you can, focus. And if not, it's not a TOO big deal because Mr. Keyes-Renaud is very understanding. For example I had a fever for 3 days and I fell short on an essay I was supposed to do, but Mr. Keyes-Renaud was very nice about it and he was understanding. But the question is about the CLASS, not the teacher. So enough about Mr. Keyes-Renaud. I will be upfront with you: If you do not like reading or writing, I don't think you will enjoy this class. Even as good as Mr. Keyes-Renaud is, he teaches English, and that has a lot of complex subjects with a lot of reading, often a couple of books per semester, and also you will have to do an essay, and the tests and stuff you will have to write. But once you get your flow you will almost CERTAINLY like the class. I know a lot of people who have prejudices against English, and I was one of those people. I didn't know what to expect, and I had a few experiences with English back in grade 8 (im in grade 9 this year) and I would have given it a 4/10 in grade 8. However, in grade 9, it's definetely more engaging, but not in a forced way. I'd give it a 7. 5/10 now. Learning in this course comes naturally, and for a non-optional course I think I speak for a lot of people when I say that English in general, at least for grade 9, will be a smooth and nearly seamless integration into more complex grammar subjects, writing, and other stuff. This course in general is not overwhelming, except at times when there's a lot of reading, but if you stay on track you will be fine. You will be lucky to have Mr. Keyes-Renaud as your teacher, and everyone's lucky that we have English as the main course for high school (and not science or math). -David Mavrodin, G. 9 for 2024, Markham, ON

Linda Lam

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Law

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Gladys Lui

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Andrew MacGregor

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D Mason

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Corey McArthur

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Douglas McLaren

4.8

(6 reviews)
for latin, use the book website to study when you get time. always try to go for the bonuses, as they really help your mark. grammar concepts are usually easy to memorize and vocabulary is the main thing that is important to study. mr mclaren is an AMAZING teacher and helps teach the subject very well.

Mills

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Doug Mitchell

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More

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Dustin More

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Gary Morris

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Morrison

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Ann Nguyen

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Nieh

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Igor Nowikow

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Nyugen

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Alicia Pascual

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Pushpa Pathmanathan

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Christopher Pattison

3.0

(2 reviews)
Memorization is key. Especially during covid, his tests are mostly rewording his slide presentations. Take notes and read the provided articles.

John Kenneth Pownall

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Greg Pritty

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Michael Raffoul

5.0

(3 reviews)
Just follow along with Mr Raffoul's detailed notes and ask him questions, and you'll be good.

Jonathan Rass

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Atefa Rastagar, 10 English

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Rumleski

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Sampson

5.0

(1 reviews)

Mark Sewell

5.0

(4 reviews)
Participate as much as possible, ask questions, show interest in the course. Sit in the front row!

Shah

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Sharma

1.0

(2 reviews)
Bring ear plugs.

Gary Stetina

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Aarthi Subramanian

5.0

(2 reviews)
This class is very easy going. Make sure to finish your work since that's what being graded. Be nice to her it helps you do better.

Richard Craig Sugden

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Ivy Teng, 9/2026 Math

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Shirley Ting

5.0

(2 reviews)
My physics mark dropped about 12% from last year but I felt I learned a lot in Ms. Ting's class. Oh, and in Ms. Ting's class there is no random mark boosting projects that goes on weeks then suddenly rush and cramp all the contents at the end. In her class, every evaluation counts and there is no retest, so make sure you put in your best effort each time and do your h. w. and you will learn.

Kristin Towns

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Tsang

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Tamara Vanderveen

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Claude Velupillai

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Joyce Villanueva

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Pauline Webb

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Weinstien

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Whittaker

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Ruth Zajdner

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Nai Zhang

1.7

(3 reviews)
Do the homework since there's homework check usually every fridays.