Great teacher, problems are mostly about the students, not the teacher. If you actually try in Mr. Konny's class, you will do really well. If you don't try in his class, you will still do really well. The problem is behavior, coming from a student. Student's don't care and it is obvious that he sees this, but does not stick to things.

Collin H. Konny

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Andrew Schmidt

1.0

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Steve Siemek

3.5

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Make sure you work hard and you will do fine.

Debra Stedman

1.8

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All the students hate her on the first day, but love her on the last. In the first couple of weeks, she is cranky and will get angry at students who don't do things right. By the second month, she eventually mellows out and becomes less strict. It is now possible to have fun in her class. By the 6th month, she mellows out right to where an L. A. teacher is usually at, but that past discipline is still in us. In other words, just act normally, the bad times are shortsighted.

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