[For Statistics] Pay attention! Yes, she puts a lot of stuff on Canvas to use but all of those resources make so much more sense if you pay attention to and write down in-class examples. Also, you'll be learning a lot of terms, variables, and whatnot throughout the year so keep a "cheat sheet" that you can easily add to as needed of the ones you forget a lot or get mixed up, it will help you SO much down the line (especially since a lot of them /look/ very similar).

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Memorize the amendments!! There aren't many things in that class you have to completely memorize except those. After you take a quiz on them she expects you to know them the rest of the year and will not elaborate on them when she mentions them on quizzes and tests. Be prepared to take notes. She does occasionally use slideshows but it's pretty rare and she usually just lectures through most of the period. She's pretty lax on essay formatting though as long as it's correct and readable.