Robert Gendron

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2024
Jul 26, 2023

AP Calculus AB: Only teaches AP Calculus AB, and is super focussed and dedicated to his students. Has a SUPER GOOD 5 rate, and about 85% of his kids get a 5 on the AP Calculus AB Exam. I would suggest not getting intimidated during the first week of AP Calc. There will be a lot of hard tests through the way, and the first week is the hardest. I was thinking of dropping the class after the first week, but eventually I stuck with the class. Just do all of the assignments he gives, and read his OneNote. His resources are KEY to succeeding in AP Calc, for both the AP Exam and the course. I would recommend to take ALL WebAssigns very seriously, as they are how your assessments will be. FRQs!!! The FRQ's in this class are graded super hard, because they are graded like an AP Exam, so even if you get the right answer, but there is an error with your work, you will not get the answer point. Make sure you show work VERY NEATLY and VERY INFORMATIVELY. MCQ's: Since there is practically no inflation for grade points, use the MCQ's as buffer to keep your grade up. *A significant step from normal Precalculus, but you will be fine. Just keep persevering. Everyone around you will be proud of taking AP Calc since the class is a college course.

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