As long as you do the work and do well on quizzes (that you can retake btw), this class is really enjoyable and easy. If you took honors classes in middle school or freshman year, you'll find this class incredibly easy. We had fun experiments and projects and overall wasn't a stressful class at all. Tests and quizzes are easy as well but you learn everything well.

Blaney

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Joslynne Blasdel

1.5

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Jessica Bracken

5.0

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Karen Briner

2.0

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Ryan Brucker

5.0

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Donald Buckley

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Nicholas Card, all Special Education

5.0

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Jess Castillo

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Joy Chao

2.0

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class can be easy to follow if you're willing to put in the work by studying your notes daily and going to class on time. it's quite easy to make friends since all of her classes heavily involve participation and group assignments/projects, so working with others can be very helpful as well

Lisa Choe

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Bob Clark

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Helen Cook

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Crystal Cooper

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Grant Davis

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Terri Dawson

5.0

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Do the optional practice religiously

Kristie Donovan

1.0

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You need to go to tutorials frequently to ask for help because most students have a B or C in the class in the beginning of the semester. Beware the current grading system is very dumb because they grade you on a scale of 1 through 4 where 4 is 95%, 3 is 85%, 2 is 75%, etc. You cannot have 100% in the classroom or anything other than a 95 percent, 85 percent, etc. In order to have an A, you need to have more 4's on the quizzes than 3's so it is harder to get an A.

A A RON Dorman

3.0

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Do the homework since it is worth a lot of your grade, and it does help a lot with the assessments. Also, make sure to stay on top of retakes because that can help you raise your grade. If you have any concerns, go up to him; he’s very understanding.

Dugard

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Bruno Dworzak

3.0

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Take good notes during lectures

Paul Fan

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John Farley

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Alicia Foulks

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Noelle Gamber, 9/10 Math

5.0

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*All nedded material is taught thoroughly *Confident and knowledgeable yet kind and open teacher * She really makes you like math, no matter how much you didn't like it before. *Quizzes are taken once, not the same questions but same material. *If you need help don't be scared to ask, she is literally the best teacher ever. *only thing you are to do ia pay attention (that difficult with her teaching) and do your hw. If you do you'll maintain an A. *one more thing, the class is more enjoyable than other classes because she really tries to get to know the students. In other words, don't worry, this will probably be your best class.

Cassandra Gaona

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Ian Garrovillas

3.0

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Andrew Gibas

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Senorita Gomez

2.0

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Linzi Gorzycki

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Frank Harrington

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Brad Harris

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Abigail Haselton

5.0

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Study gradually every day, because you can't cram all the material on the night before the test and get mad at Ms. Haselton because of that.

Kimberly Hermans

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Thomas Misich, Automotive Technology

2.0

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Tim Murray

4.7

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Read the book, do the homework, listen to the lectures and the study for about 30 minutes for the test and you will get an A in his class. That simple.

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his slides are extremely important for tests for quizzes you must know your key terms GL

Jacyln Severn

5.0

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Memorize everything and always follow instructions. She takes points off for everything, even not using her method can get you a reduction

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Jer Wai

5.0

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don't be afraid to use the website and ask for help, the class can be ruthless if you fall behind.