Cawthra Park Secondary School

1305 CAWTHRA RD, Mississauga, Ontario L5G 4L1, Canada

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Anderson

2.0

(4 reviews)
- get extra help as much as possible, especially if you aren't understanding something - do not procrastinate novel studies - make friends and help each other study - do more (study/hw) than you think you should

Bob Anderson

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Baj

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Don Ball

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/Mrs. Barrett

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Bartok

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Trish Bonnar

3.0

(2 reviews)
Mrs. Bonnar gives you all the instructions and tools required to do really well in Geography. Make sure to take notes during class, and ask about the material. I'd recommend to go home and look over your notes, just to make sure you have the key components down. Keep ALL your notes and handouts, as you will need them come exams. Mrs. Bonnar provides study guides for every test and exam, and even notifies the class when she recommends you start studying. She is a teacher that wants you to succeed.

Julia Bourdon

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Greg Bowering

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David Brinton

3.5

(2 reviews)
Keep all your notes and sheets untill the end of the semester, they will come in handy. Participate in class discussions and make a schedule for when you will complete assigned work. Mr. Brinton always gives a few extra days as well, so don’t take that for granted and complete work on time.

Alan Chalmers

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Jane Chan-singh

5.0

(3 reviews)
Always listen to the lab rules, do the prelabs, check the calendar and do your homework (she checks your homework!! )

J Chase

5.0

(2 reviews)
- be involved and enthusiastic in classes - participate in the in-class discussions (to level up French speaking skills) - as long as you do and UNDERSTAND the work (homework and in-class projects/tasks), everything should be super easy

Chute

3.0

(1 reviews)

Sherry Collins

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Sandra Conte

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Holly Copithorn

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Heather Evans

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Fernandes

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Marianne Fratia

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Garvin

4.0

(1 reviews)

Fanny Ghorayeb

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Yannis Gianottis

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Graham

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Jill Hollingsworth

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Holmes

5.0

(1 reviews)

Doug Jones

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Chris Karaiskakis

4.0

(1 reviews)
Make sure to do the assigned homework and catch up on notes. Always go ask the teacher for help if needed—he’s very open to explaining things!

Kernot

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Laura Kirby-McIntosh

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Robin Kirkpatrick

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Kristina Krizan-Kezele

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Sarah Kubelikova

3.0

(1 reviews)
During class, Mrs. K writes down the notes at the same time you do, make sure to write down everything she does. If you don't understand something during the lesson, ask questions! Mrs. K is generally busy, so use the your class time wisely. She only does Chapter Quizzes, no tests and they are relatively easy. Just study lightly what she asks you. She mostly is testing your general understanding of concepts, with little to no memory work.

Lutes

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Khoi Ly

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Vahe Madian

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Jodi Malone

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B McLeod

3.0

(1 reviews)
for writer's craft: - no technology allowed, everything is written in a notebook including warm ups, excercises, and assignments - watch out for hand cramps, there are long stretches of time during class dedicated to just writing, usually about 30 mins or so - participation is extremely important and is marked - workshops and multiple rewrites for every assignment, so be ready to share your work with other people (and make sure you HAVE work to share during workshop days) - you are not required to share your final assignment during publishing days, but dont opt out of sharing because you haven't done the assignment, as the work will have to be handed in PHYSICALLY on said days

Lyndsay McLeod

5.0

(1 reviews)
ask questions, make sure u understand the stuff because if u understand it its all you need, she's always eager to answer questions and helps a lot. When she assigns writing project go VERY thorough like add lots of detail go above and beyond. and keep all ur papers that she gives

Kenneth Miller

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Mohideen

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Naureen Mohiuddin

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Nicitopolous

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T Nicitopoulos

1.3

(3 reviews)
lessons are often unclear, so make sure you ask for help or consult youtube videos for clarity

Rod Parcher

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Phelan

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Kate Phelan

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T. Prancic, 9 Mathematics/English

3.0

(1 reviews)
I would recommend for essays and projects to ask for clarification to know exactly what the teacher wants. Since English is pretty subjective, to get a good mark I would recommend finding out what your specific teacher is looking for, which sometimes could differ from the rubric they had previously given you. When writing your essays, Grammarly is a savior. I would also read it out loud to myself, which is good when looking at sentence flow and even minor grammar mistakes. During class, pay attention, participate. English is a lot about key concepts that you review in class, therefore if you don't pay attention you may be missing a chunk in your learning.

Rigato

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Riley

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Melanie Riley

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Susan Robinson

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Saint Marie

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Silvaggio

3.8

(6 reviews)
Copy and paste his test outlines into chat gpt or somewhere that can generate a mock test of varying difficulties. Don’t try to do extra and study things that aren’t on the outlines. Spare yourself the stress and focus on the outline. Or don’t, I actually don’t care

Ramandeep Singh

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Sobolewski

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Sandra Sobolewski, 10 History

3.0

(1 reviews)
- Grade 10 history for the most part can be pretty boring if you don't have a particular liking to it - Very strong memorization skills and note-taking skills needed; I recommend using mnemonics and quizlet flashcards for that

Scott Sprague

5.0

(1 reviews)
participate, do the work, DO YOUR PART IN GROUP PROJECTS, and don't procrastinate (many assignments are worked on for many weeks, sometimes even months at a time, and for good reason)

Michele Stevens

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David Swindall

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Randolph Swyer

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Bill Thoms

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Marc Venema

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Verelli

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Wilson

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Joyce Wilson

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Megan Wilson

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Woolsey

4.0

(1 reviews)
Do the homework and pay attention as best you can and you'll do good.

Wun

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Wyman Mccarthy

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Nathaniel Wyman-McCarthy

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