James Logan High School Reviews
1800 H Street, Union City, California 94587, United States
Santos was a great teacher. He was super caring about his students all year long. There weren’t any tests, just some quizzes. There was one weekly assignment. He always made the class geared towards his kids. The material in the class was super interesting and felt like I was actually learning about things I was interested in rather than things that I had to learn about. I couldn’t recommend this class enough. If you have any interest in social justice, this class was perfect to learn about the history of it and to learn how to become activists and to use your voice.
For this class, make sure you actively listen and pay attention during lessons. The lessons are pretty long and can be very confusing sometimes, but there are many examples as well as practice questions given during the lessons. Ms. Sarkissian is really kind and you can always come to her for help if you ever need something explained! For the most part, just make sure to focus during each lesson and actively participate so you can really learn and understand what's happening. The workload when it comes to homework isn't much, you're probably gonna be assigned one or two assignments, but during my time online with her, we had our homework due five days after it's assigned. Just make sure to review and pay attention during the lessons as it will help! I'd say that most of the lessons will just keep building off one another, so it's very important you stay on track.
Simply do your work on time and you'll be fine. It is nice to participate as you can get hands in on the work, and it makes learning the material easier. Pay attention to the class and you'll do fine.
There's not that much advice to give for this class. Just make sure you stay on top of notes. You do need some memorization, but if you do the reading and have good notes, you'll be fine. Other than that it's just like any other class. Just listen, and do your homework like you would with any other class. I do know that depending on your teacher for this class, it can make or break it.
French isn't too difficult in my opinion. The most challenging parts are the presentations because you have to make sure your pronunciation/ conjugation is good. But, other than that the class is pretty simple, so just pay attention when Ms. Sklavos goes over the homework.