He uses a method called a reversed classroom where he basically gives students a lot of videos to watch as homework and gives us worksheets to do in class, while he talks to us in class and helps if we ask questions. This may work for some students but if you need an involved teacher who will teach you in depth and wants you to learn this may not be the teacher for you. I personally had to get a tutor and know several other people who also did, as well as some students who had to retake the class and passed very well the next year with another teacher

Candace Mirabile

2.6

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Have your protractor and calculator ready, take notes and practice drawing diagrams.

Kristina Mitchell

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Marivic Mitchell

2.5

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the class ended up teaching really high level stuff but if you are a very driven IB student that wants to have very high knolage in chemical equasions and the such this class is for you. I did not do well, as I am add and had no clue what was happening and she spends most of classes yelling informations constanttly

Jennifer Moore

5.0

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I would tell future students to not take this class. Overal, I think it is WAY too much work.

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Practice so you don't embarrass yourself in playing quizzes (which are usually public).

George H. Moody Middle School

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