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Overall Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

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Jun 18, 2020

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.

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