Make sure to keep all of your notes handy. She doesn't go over old topics and she rarely ever has study/help sessions. Whenever she does, it is usually early before school. She also isn't good at explaining the math material that she teaches and she posts daily assignments, including on weekends. She also posts homework on each break and holidays. It always feels like you never have a break from her class and her homework is always in the back of your mind. If you study a lot, you should be able to get a B and possibly an A.

If you need help answering homework, there are answers at the back of the textbook that will give you an idea of how to complete the assignment. She notices students that go the extra mile or pay extra close attention to their graphs/data points format. Collaborate with your classmates if you don't understand a concept, so you can get a different perspective or solution to a problem. Good luck!

It's important to memorize the formulas that she teaches. It's also important to understand the key concepts and understand the homework since it is good practice. Also, make sure that you pay attention to details when it comes to graphs and labelings.

Do everything she says and participate

Try your best. Self study the topics you're given and ask outside sources for help. She isn't that helpful. Also, make sure you know the topics extremely well and be able to bend it and apply it ways you were never taught in class. Good Luck.