Tammy Woolbright

Write a looooot on the journals. I mean it. I write a full page in the 8 min time period on a big notebook and she never gave me an A. Take care to study. And don’t depend on your teammates during projects. Think of what to write and draw, and write and draw it yourself. Unless there’s enough time so the drawing kid can draw it in front of you during class.

For tests, memorize a lot of the lines and even if you feel details aren't important, memorize them because they will probably be on the test. Many of Mrs. Woolbright's tests have a lot to do with memorizing random things so you will need to almost memorize the book. I did pretty well on my tests, so I can offer some pretty good advice. The fill-in-the-blanks aren't too hard if you study and the vocabulary is relatively easy if you memorize all the words and definitions. The multiple choice can be a little tricky, but you can get a good score on that part if you study well. The short answers are harder if its a quiz because those questions will be on random places in the book. If its a test, she'll ask more on the purpose of things so if you can understand the book you can formulate a good response. For passing the class, she tells you everything you need to do and gives you a list of what will be on the tests and the vocabulary words prior. She did have one pop quiz, but she said there would be a pop quiz sometime. She formats everything really nicely and gives you assignments properly. She doesn't give too much homework, sometimes she'll give a lot, and then she won't give any for weeks. Just pay attention and don't misbehave and stay on your toes and you should be fine. Good Luck! ^^