North Quincy High School

316 Hancock St, Quincy, Massachusetts 02171, United States

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Rimas M. Ambraziejus

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Valentina Atanassova

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Robert Bearce

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David Bergman

3.0

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Ask a LOT of questions, the more feedback you get the better you will do. Don't be nervous to ask. Also, always take good notes to look back on, and look back on his example papers if he gives any,

Robert Bradley

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Julia Buben, 9th-11th Science

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have fun in class, that's it. the class overall is the best and its very interesting because it teaches you more about the real world than all the other class. Its more important to have fun in the class.

Sarah Burns

3.0

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Study your outlines for tests. MCQ’s are modeled like college board questions. FRQ’s are straight from college board.

Kelly Byrne, 11 Pre-Calculus

1.0

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Byron

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Lynne Ann Byron

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Kipp Caldwell

4.0

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Use the textbook for everything!! Always ask questions

Brian Casey

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Diana Cavallo

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Matthew Cavanaugh, 9th-12th Music Fundamentals

5.0

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Wilson Chen

3.0

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Marianne Collins

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Sethewan Conners

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Dina Connor

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Jim Connor

1.0

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Alberto Costa

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Michael Cuccia

2.7

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Read the syllabus thoroughly and be prepared for A LOT of homework and notes. When you're studying for test, suggest that you look back at the textbook and watch some Amoeba Sisters (lol). Most of the things you learn will be on there. And if you need help, ASK HIM. He will be more than happy to help you.

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Read the textbook before you learn a specific lesson. Develop a basic understanding of topic/bring questions with you. This will benefit you greatly.

Kriz

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Mera Kriz

4.0

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