Glenbard West High School

670 Crescent Blvd, Glen Ellyn, Illinois 60137, United States

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Lisa M. Alajoki

1.0

(1 reviews)
For Spanish Three Honors, it is very important to memorize greats amount of grammar in terms of tenses and concepts such as indicative or subjective forms.

Jennifer M. Bednarek

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Maria G. Belgrave

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Richard Billings

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Eric P. Boeche

5.0

(1 reviews)
For Business Ownership, simply approaching Eric and asking him for help when not understanding something really goes a long way. There is not too much outside of the class that is needed to be known to do well.

Elizabeth A. Brennan

5.0

(1 reviews)
The class was pretty lit

Joseph L. Broccolo

5.0

(1 reviews)
Simply looking at the posted material and slideshows can assist greatly. Creating some sort of system to memorize the content (such as using Quizlet) is what helped me. It is definitely very manageable.

Joe Brocollo

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Sean F. Byrne

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Jessica M. Callicoat

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Mary M. Cann

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Gina Casey, 9-12 World Language

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Amanda Cooper

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Anthony J. Crowley

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Scott T. Cushman

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Byron H. Delcid

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Colleen M. Doyle

5.0

(1 reviews)
complete work on time

Neil E. Eckman

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Jesse L. Farder

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Claudia Finley

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Ellen Fisher

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Chris Flamion

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James T. Fornaciari

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Micheal Fox

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Carolyn P. Fritts

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Michelle L. Gatz

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Stefanie A. Geeve

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Kevin G. Graham

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Janee M. Hallahan

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Paul C. Hass

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Daniel M. Haswell

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Richard A. Heckman

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Arnst P. Hendricksen

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Erin M. Henry

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Gladys V. Hernandez

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Chad N. Hetlet

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Paul M. Hezlett

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Timothy C. Hoder

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Andrew T. Jeffrey

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Melissa Johnson

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John F. Karpowicz

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Tad D. Keely

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Daniel H. Kim

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Joe Kocinski

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Richard Kotrba, 09-12 Advanced Placement Macroeconomics / Advanced Placement Microeconomics / World History

5.0

(1 reviews)
Macroeconomics and microeconomics require memorization on concepts and charts in order to be successful. Minimal materials are provided in class, so the best way to try and do well is to search the internet for certain concepts. In addition, if private tutoring outside of school is possible, that is strongly recommended.

Anne M. Krol

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Carl A. Landi

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Anthony R. Lawicki

5.0

(1 reviews)
Class be lit.

Rick J. Letmanski

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Lejla Mahmudi

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Brenda K. Marr

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Robert G. Matz

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David D. Mccarrell

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Patrick B. Mccluskey

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Allen McWilliams

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Bruce Medic, 11th Physics

1.0

(1 reviews)
Teach yourself, because he cannot teach you.

Peter C. Monaghan

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Andrea L. Monahan

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Michael R. Moran

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Susan E. Morrison

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Margaret E. Muller

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Kyle R. Neiss

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Robert L. Nero

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Radomir Niewrzol

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Kyle R. Nugent

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Mara Okermann

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Joe Opp

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William E. Ortega

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James I. Pecilunas

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Benjamin D. Peterselli

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Nicholas R. Posegay

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Marisol V. Pulido

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Eddie Resendiz

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Eddie V. Resendiz

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Megan L. Rosenthal

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Laura A. Roy

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Ryan R. Royer

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Kimberly H. Sammarco

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Abel Sanchez

5.0

(1 reviews)
For Advanced Placement Spanish Literature, the main point is to make sure to have a general understanding of all the pieces of literature covered in the class. This will create a more successful experience on the Advanced Placement Exam.

Thomas H. Sandlund

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Lauren A. Schewe

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Sarah M. Schmerer

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Justine E. Schmeski

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Christina M. Schock

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Andrew J. Schultz

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Jonathan R. Schweighardt

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Daniel R. Scott

3.0

(2 reviews)
Memorize formulas and do webassigns.

Tina Shah

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Michael G. Skowronski

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Nessa A. Slowinski

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Sandra J. Smith

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Mark J. Staron

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Rita A. Stone

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Rebecca K. Sulaver

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Ellen L. Szarzak

2.3

(3 reviews)
The class itself is pretty tedious, only because the work that has to be shown is a lot. In math you have to show your work for how you got the answer, while in chemistry you even have to prove why the letter "a" comes before "b".

Nicholas I. Szarzak

1.0

(1 reviews)
Pay attention

Rachel Urista

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Jonathan S. Walsh

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Alicia M. Washburn

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Steven E. Wiersum

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Melissa L. Williams

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Michelle R. Wuttke

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Michael L. Wyllie

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Albert M. Zander

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