Irvington High School Reviews
41800 Blacow Road, Fremont, California 94539, United States
Class is easy if you actually somewhat listen to her during her long lectures, if you submit everything she assigns you are GUARANTEED a B if not close to an A. She'll get mad at you if you procrastinate your projects because you're given way too much free time. There is no homework and you do everything in class.
very easy class with little homework. tests are super easy but there is no review given in class for them. he rarely curves unless most people do bad but you never really need it. lectures are detailed but i didn't find them necessary and after the lecture, it's a free class to do other work.
This class is heavily reliant on understanding what you’re reading. Take your time to analyze the text. This isn’t a class your can breeze through without doing your work properly.
This is a class that follows, according to my perspective, the "Live and Let Live" mantra. I had him for AP U. S. History and We The People afterwards, however, this post will focus exclusively on my experience with him for the former. He is a man that is poking his head in many different areas all at once, so be mindful of that whenever you approach him with any question or clarification. His class primarily follows the following structure: 1. Quizzes: These are about 5-6 question quizzes which are from the weekly reading. They are generally easy if you read the text carefully but on occasion, the questions become similar to "What is the punctuation point most frequent on Page 42? ". This is obviously hyperbole, but I would recommend that you read the text analytically and carefully. If you do bad on a quiz, don't worry. There are 20-25 quizzes per semester. 2. Homework: The notes on the chapter. He simply grades them based on completion of the task, then what is written on them. 3. Tests: They are very infrequent, and if you know the content well, you should always have a grade between 85-90% for his tests. This is a class where people ridicule you if you have a B+ or A-.