Whitney M. Young Magnet High School

211 S Laflin St, Chicago, Illinois 60607, United States

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Carl Abram

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Stewart Abram

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Barbick

5.0

(1 reviews)
Practice your instrument at home, pay attention in class, and try to enjoy it! It’s quite a relaxing class.

James R. Barbick

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Michael Bauer

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Micheal J. Bauer

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Karren Boatner

5.0

(1 reviews)
just pay attention, shes a good teacher

Augustina M. Bottari

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Anne Michele Boyle

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Silvia Carrillosalgado

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Davinder Kaur Chhabra

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Mary Clark

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James A. Cole

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Danna Sharice Dotson

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Edward J. Dziedzic

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Jeanette Lynne Earlandson

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Alan Edwards

4.0

(2 reviews)
Take good notes

Rachel Leona Elamin

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John Paul Fanning

2.0

(1 reviews)
Honestly just read through the chapter and get started on the notes even before he assigns them because he'll spring it on you last minute and give you like, two days.

Charlene Marie Floreani

1.5

(2 reviews)
There are a lot of essays to be written, and as long as you're following standard essay guidelines you should be fine.

Timothy Robert Franken

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Erin J. Franklin

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Benjamin I. Friedman

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Mike Gallo

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Tammi M. Garcia

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Ryan Gartland

5.0

(2 reviews)
Time in class is about using the reading/knowledge, or going more in-depth on something you can really get on your own. So you really have to do the homework to be able to participate in class. Many of the assessments are based on skills, so if you are a weaker writer or reader you will have to invest more time, but you can always ask for help and you can get it. Class discussions are very intelligent and makes you think deeply in new ways. An excellent class.

Janean Duboise Gayles

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Kenneth E. Golub

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Jeanette L. Gordon

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Nick Gorisch

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Elizabeth Jean Graf

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Susan Esteri Gustavson

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Phineas Hammond

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Mark David Hanafee

1.0

(1 reviews)
Do your wordplay every night. He gets incredibly mad if you don't.

Kayley Ann Hennessy

3.7

(3 reviews)
Make sure you stay organized and make sure to pay attention

Mike Patrick Hinrichs

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Michael Stanley Johnson

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Daniel Kang

4.5

(2 reviews)
The class itself is really challenging and tough but it is worth it if you want the credit. If not, don't take it.

Paul Joseph Kash

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Todd D. Katz

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Joyce Dorsey Kenner

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Michael D. Kralovic

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Ryan S. Kruidenier

5.0

(1 reviews)
Read the textbook and do the homework and the tests and quizzes will be easy for you. If you choose not to read, review heavily before quizzes, but especially tests because they are much harder than quizzes considering you do not read. He allows quiz corrections for half credit which could not be easier.

Joshua B. Locks

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Monique Maher

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Michael Richard Mascari

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Nancy Therese Mccarty

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Keirstyn A. Mcevoy

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Matthew J. Moran

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Lynne B. Muhammad

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Angelina T. Myers

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Janani Nathan

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April Montoya Nicholson

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Rayshawn M. Nowlin

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Lusha Yin Omara

1.5

(2 reviews)
You're mostly on your own in this class and you can really struggle if you aren't much of a language learner. It's useful to have a handful of acquaintances to discuss material with and work with during group activities. It's important to put at least some modicum of effort into this, as it can really help you get ahead.

Florian Palucci

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Carl John Pasowicz

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Andrew Patterson

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Jeff Peek

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Isaias Perez-Hernandez, Honors Calculus

1.5

(2 reviews)
expect the quizzes to be way harder than the study guides

Pritchett

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Darrell Quinn

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Jay Carl Rehak

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Katherine Genrikh Rehak

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Yukiko Yamada Schrock

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Joseph Rudolph Scotese

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Brian Sievers

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Kimberly Joy Smith

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Melvin Soto

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Michael W. Stevenson

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Felicia A. Swopeclotworthy

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Neil Buniao Tejano

1.0

(2 reviews)
The class is okay. Just make sure to memorize.

Gregory N. Tsichlis

4.0

(1 reviews)
This is a really chill class. You can usually find Quizlets and other online resources for this course. Be warned that there is a lot of worksheets/busy work. And also just. Don't cheat in this class. It's a very simple class and half of your grade is free.

Risa Turner

5.0

(1 reviews)
Stay organized and keep up with assignments, as the workload can be heavy, especially in AP Japanese classes. Expect a significant amount of homework each night, so managing your time well is crucial. Don’t hesitate to seek extra help if you need it. Teachers want you to succeed and are open to helping students who reach out. Participate in class discussions and activities, this will will help you retain information and perform better on assessments. Use available resources, including after-school clubs and study groups like Japan bowl or Japanese Culture Club, which can provide academic support and help connect with classmates. Prepare for tests by reviewing notes and not relying solely on in-class review, as not all test material may be covered in detail during class.

Carol M. Uhlalba

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Mario Viramontes

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Jennifer E. Virnich

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Kevin Edward Waller

1.0

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MR = MC

Jaime Renee Walters

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Alayna P. Washington

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Lisa Gail Wax

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Sarah G. Wender

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Eric Daniel Wiegmann

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Patricia M. Wiggins

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Daniel J. Winkler

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