Scripps Ranch High School Reviews
10410 Treena Street, San Diego, California 92131, United States
Mr. Anderson uses fill-in-the-blank notes which makes studying easy. In reality, if you just listen during his lectures you will be able to get a good grade in the class. Tests are memory heavy but there aren't any questions designed to "trip" you up. Very straightforward class: you either do the work or you don't.
Spanish is all about memorization so if you learn the conjugations and vocabulary you will do very well, the tests and quizzes are easy if you understand the context and/or memorize.
If he tells you in class to memorize something, memorize it! You don't know when you'll need to apply it. Also, homework is always optional but it does look very similar to the test so it would be in your best interest to study it well and ask questions as soon as possible.
The class can be difficult but as long as you read the textbook and pay attention in class you should be fine :). There are 3-4 multiple choice chapter quizzes a unit that are worth most of the points in euro. Make sure to do your best on them because they are the easiest points in her class. Try your best on the essays as they are worth 40 points each but don't stress if you don't get the score you wanted. Short answer questions can be hit or miss so just do your best. They are only worth 20 points so don't stress if you don't get a good score. Overall just try to enjoy euro because it's an awesome class and Bergen is an amazing teacher.
If you have questions, make sure you ask them because otherwise you’ll be very confused. Tests can be pretty difficult because his questions aren’t straight forward, they’re application questions, so you have to first understand all the info in the chapter(s) and then you also have to apply it to different scenarios. Great teacher though!! Loved the class, super fun. You gotta work hard though:)
The previous questions on this site were a little difficult to answer because Coach Camp is a PE/dance instructor so the questions didn't apply as much. However, if I were to give overall advice to future students who want to take her class, I'd say that taking her class is a commitment. Please treat her class the way you would treat other classes. I can't stress that enough. This should go without saying but when I took her class from 2017-2020, many of my peers did not understand this very basic concept. If you guys ever hear the talking point, "it's just dance. It's not as important as the other classes, " PLEASE SHUT THAT DOWN!!!!! That talking point is very disrespectful and degrading towards the teacher working her butt off to make the experience a good one for the kids. I heard people say that time after time and I can't imagine how it must feel for a teacher to hear that. It's simply appalling and unacceptable. A class is a class whether it fits your definition of "academic" or not. With that being said, please wear proper dance attire, take her corrections, practice the choreography at home, and try to cultivate a community there. It will serve you well to do the best you can do in her class.