Lambert High School

805 Nichols Rd, Suwanee, Georgia 30024, United States

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Lizanne Adams

5.0

(1 reviews)
ask for help when you need it, otherwise it's not hard to get a good grade

Lucia Alejandro

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Carly Berg

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Elizabeth Biggs

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Tyrom Brown

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Andrew Candela

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Katelinn Castille

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Thomas Connolly

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Kimberley D Allen

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Brian Derose

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Catherine Emory

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Jason Friend

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Jack Gayle

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Ed Gray

3.0

(1 reviews)
Memorize your formulas!!!!!!!!!! Take consistent notes, and attend class.

Edward Gray

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Laura Halter

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Ginny Hanley

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James Hollingsworth

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Laura Hunt, 10, 11 Spanish

1.0

(1 reviews)
You should self study. Make quizlets, study conjugations, etc. The projects are easy to do well on. Tests are hard.

William Kieninger

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Janice Kochevar

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Lisa Kuroski

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Meghan Lang

1.0

(1 reviews)
This class is not about memorization but about understanding the concepts. If you do not catch on early on then you will be left behind.

Michelle Maiers

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Robert Martin

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Christina Mastrangelo

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Vegas Mccain

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Candace Morris

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Kevin Morrison, 9-12 Band

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Thomas Neighbour

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Charlene Norton-Maiers

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Powanda

1.0

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Edison Puccio

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Kim Raines

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Kimberly Raines

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Stephanie Rapley

3.0

(2 reviews)
- Always ask her if you need help because she can always simplify complex material for the students to understand - All of the test material is reviewed before the test so pay attention -If anything, Mrs. Rapley loves using application based word problems so know ur stuff - yolo

Elizabeth Ratliff

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Roberts

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April Rose

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Clori Rose

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Elizabeth Rueger

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Joshua Sagel

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Mark Sims

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Teresa Swinehart, Calculus

5.0

(1 reviews)
Above all, do your homework. Ms Swinehart instructs well but for a lot of students, it is hard to keep up if they are not consistent with homework. She is available frequently for extra help and stresses that she is available every morning from 7AM. She rewards those students who ask lots of questions and participate in her class. Don't use your phone in class though. If you pay attention, do your homework, and ask specific questions, you will do well in AP calculus with Teresa Swinehart.

Jeffery Teeple

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Stephanie Van Slyke

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Erik Vantreek

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Woody Vantreek

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Lauren Watkins

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Lindsay Williams

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Chris Wilson

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Jennifer Wilson

2.5

(2 reviews)
The class is easy for the most part but she just makes it more hard than it should

Wallace Wilson

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Jessica Yi

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Tasha Young

1.0

(1 reviews)
Chemistry itself is not too bad but if the teacher does not teach right, or grade right, you need to use other resources. Use Khan Academy and attend other teachers' study sessions. Google and YouTube are your best friends. Check out the textbook from the media center and read it before the quizzes and tests. Also, every unit, the test replaces your lowest quiz grade. If there is only one quiz for the unit, you can prioritize that quiz last if you have other homework as it is going to get replaced. Whenever you get a test grade, be sure to ask to look at the test. Majority of the time it is graded wrong and you can argue your way to get the points which were rightfully yours,

Charles Zink

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