Adam Fleisher

9th, 10th

Math

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Overall Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

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2022
Nov 05, 2021

Mr. Fleisher teaches grade 9/10 Math courses, including gifted. The material and workload aren't hard, at least not when compared to Advanced Functions and Calculus in grade 12. The best way to do well in any math is to do the assigned homework. Unless you are a math prodigy, you will absolutely need to do practice problems regularly. Cramming the night before a test is not going to cut it.

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