Super easy class, just turn in your work and pay attention to her. It's not that hard, because she tells really interesting stories or has us watch The Office.

Frank Case

5.0

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the class is pretty chill and only requiers a simple understanding of the note we take to pass witha C+, B- range and just knowing the notes for A+. B+

Sarah Chang

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Graphic Communications: Just have fun with the projects and as long as you meet the criteria you should get a good grade. In the spring, take the Adobe Certification Test (it's not that hard if you do the practice tests first) so you can skip the final exam. If you're ever falling behind, don't worry because most assignments have a grace period, but you can always come in during zero period or lunch to finish it up. You will have quite a few free periods in this class towards the end of the year.

Blanca Chavez

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Mike Cobleigh

3.0

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Tracy Crawford

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Jennifer Davidson

1.4

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Finish the work assigned each day as soon as possible because some assignments are randomly checked/stamped. Although there are many days with no homework, there were several weeks with hours of homework each day, and once we had to write an entire short story (multiple chapters and all aspects of the hero's journey) in two days. Aside from the tests, the work is mainly scored based on quantity, not quality. As long as you fill up your paper and write a lot, you should get a good grade.

Delgado

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Kevin Dull

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Scott Eastridge

1.0

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Read the textbook until your eyes bleed. Freemanpedia.com is your lord and savior. Get a prep book as it will be super helpful when cramming for tests. I took notes until my hand cramped and made them pretty and organized. I studied on my own and ignored him all the time and I DESTROYED the exam. Tip: If you need help writing essays, ask good old Herrick. Right before the test I asked him to evaluate my DBQ and he helped me a lot. I couldn't have done it without him. TL;DR- Ignore most of the stuff he says unless it relates to the exam and don't get on his bad side. Your grade will tank. I was also one of his favorites so I guess it helped me.

Stephen Echold

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Carrie Espinoza, 12th Math

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Dan Falt

5.0

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While others might find this math course challenging, as Mr. Falt goes pretty quickly compared to Nguyen, as long as you understand the basis of the topics that you are going over, it's fairly easy. I was able to get mostly 4's on the standards as I always wrote out a review sheet about the topic that would be on the test. (*he sometimes talks about key things that will be on the test, if the topic is broad). Others understand the concepts and have it in their heads, but I have a pretty short term memory (LOL), so I make those review sheets and go over it, during C&C or before the testing starts. I simplify the concepts that were confusing or was hard for me, then I just write down the formulas that I need to know, etc. Honestly, I recommend this to anyone, but it's best if you know your own way of studying. It does suck that the tests and finals count more than your homework, but that doesn't mean you should slack off on your homework either. While it's nearly impossible for Falt to raise your grade at the end of the semester, if he sees that you've been constantly trying and you're on the edge of the next higher letter grade, he'll probably raise it for you. (not that I know of anyone he did that for) Always pay attention in class. Seriously, it's not that hard, and if you need help, ask for it, and he'll help you.

Lisa Falt

5.0

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Joanne Fawley

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Rick Feldman

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Kerri Fenton

3.0

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Michal Franks

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Susan Fried

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Gonzalez

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Ethan Gragnano

5.0

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Turn in the work you get :))

Corey Hauge

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Craig Herrick

4.7

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Mr Herrick is the best teacher on the cypress highschool campus, and you will be lucky to have him as your teacher. 10/10 would reccomnetd.

Hohensee

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Alastair Inman

3.0

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Take a lot of notes and study well. Don't procrastinate because it does pile up if you do.

Chris Johnson

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John Karns

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King

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Pamela Lightner

3.0

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EASIEST AP CLASS EVER. She grades for credit, not for wrong answers. I literally wrote in my messiest scribbling and made up random stories all the time and I got full credit. Extra credit isn't really announced but she gives hints sometimes. If you have anything below a 97 you are a slacker because the class is so EASY. She isn't very concise for an AP Lang teacher which is kind of ironic so you will kind of have to decode what she is saying. In class we do annotations cornell style or annotate articles or do projects or read books. Easy stuff. NO HOMEWORK!!!!!! She gives us ample class time to do everything. The other AP Lang class was drowning in essays, btw. You will have to self-study for the AP test if you want a 3 or better. You're like the meme of the dog who is holding his own leash in his mouth. Practice writing essays like crazy and look at the sample essays from college board. Work on expanding your vocabulary and using sophisticated arguments. No joke, her AP class was so much easier than my (regular) freshman English class. Have fun kiddos.

Augusta Lind

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Skip Loomis

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Mariana Lopez

5.0

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Spanish 2: She was great at teaching while not putting too much stress on the students. Don't take out your phone in this class. There are many opportunities for collaboration. If you do the classwork you should be prepared for the tests which aren't too difficult.

Fred Markle

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Tom Mielke

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Michael Mikuni

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Nancy Mitchell

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Monarchy

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Monera

5.0

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Montrella

5.0

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Always review your notes and reference back to the textbook. Never hesitate to ask Mr. Montrella any question and practice is what makes perfect.

Khanh Nguyen

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Nielsen

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Luis Ortega

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Joe Paul

1.3

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Todd Payne

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Gabriela Reyes

2.7

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Study. If there is homework do it. If there isn’t any homework then just study. The class is fun. We sing, dance, do art projects, act out skits, and of course there’s the Spanish textbook. You will learn a lot.

Rodriguez

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Gabriella Rubio

4.0

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One of the easiest classes that I have ever taken before. As her Spanish 3 student, I had bad teachers for Spanish 1& 2 and thought that I would fail in Spanish 3. However, the class is a breeze. It's mostly group projects as well as some quizzes and tests here and there, but there are more projects so they're more or about the same points as the quizzes and tests. Don't stress, it's all chill. And while you should have an A, in the case that you don't, you just need to explain yourself, and she'll most likely raise your grade. This is coming from a student that can't read Spanish sentences, doesn't understand Spanish, but still passed Spanish 3, both semesters with a solid A.

Christine Ruby

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Jeff Russell

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Darren Sandvig

4.5

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Read ahead before the lectures. Before each test, do the multiple choice practice questions in the textbook for that chapter. Towards the end of the school year, expect one chapter test per week. Don't take too many notes; it's better to pay attention to the lecture. I found that by listening to his lecture, it was easier to understand the textbook and breeze through the study guide. If you do well on all the chapter tests you shouldn't need to study for the midterms and finals.

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I would simply say to stay on top of the coursework and try to form a study group.

Sloane

5.0

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Whatever she writes down on the board or repeats several times, it is crucial to know and/or remember.

John Squires

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Kristy Takacs

5.0

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