Garfield High School

400 23rd Ave, Seattle, Washington 98122, United States

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Kandace Alston

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Bradley Aytes

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Earl Bergquist

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Carol Burton

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Kelley Butler

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Arthur Charity

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Mary Cohan

4.0

(1 reviews)
It is very chill if you do your work. She is super fun and a great teacher. I wish she posted online a little more but that's all.

Ken Courtney

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Ti Dinh

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Rachel Finley

4.0

(1 reviews)
She teaches toward the AP test (I had her for APES). There are tricks to reducing the workload/being more efficient. A lot (too many) projects, but it's okay. All projects are peer-reviewed so just make sure your classmates are nice. I got a 4 on the AP test (in 2020) without much studying.

Michelle Flett

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Adam Gish

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Jesse Hagopian

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Stuart Hamilton

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Kristin Harris

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Stewart Hawk

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Eric Heye

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Meade Johnson

5.0

(1 reviews)
Overall, I have to say that AP Chemistry was my favorite class that I've ever taken in high school. The curriculum is challenging yet engaging, and with the right teacher, support system, and urge for learning, this class is both achievable and enjoyable. The main tips that I've picked up along the way to understanding the curriculum include: -If you have lectures that utilize a textbook, read the chapter beforehand to give yourself a better grasp of the subject. -If you are confused, speak to your professor or anther student immediately, ad don't let yourself fall behind -Take the small assignments seriously. What I didn't realize until late in my first semester, was that often the small everyday worksheets were "check-in points" for students, to see if they knew the material well enough to not have to fully use the lecture notes or textbook to complete the assignment. -Constantly be reviewing your current unit themes and semi-constantly be reviewing your past unit themes. It is often difficult to see, but the units build off of each other, and having a better understanding of past themes makes learning new one just that much easier. -Read over the lab procedure and background information provided. This is a minor step, but it makes completing the lab procedure, applying the concepts of the unit to the lab, and writing your lab report so much easier. I hope that this is helpful, and wishing anyone who plans to take this class the best! Enjoy AP Chemistry to its fullest! P. S. Khan academy is a very helpful tool

Gwen Johnston

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Margaret Jones

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Nathan King

4.5

(2 reviews)
Just do the homework and you will get an A. Almost everything is open note. Chillest teacher I ever had.

Tom Knapton

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Lenora Lee

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John Leslie

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Bethany Lidgard

4.0

(1 reviews)
She is a fun teacher, but if you want to do well on the AP test, you will need to study a lot outside of class. She's very lax with deadlines.

Corey Louviere

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Mark Lovre, 11th-12th English

4.0

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There is a lot of writing in his AP classes and a lot of homework. It's a lot of work but he is a great and hilarious teacher. Kinda mean, but it's funny. You will probably pass the AP test if you do well in this class.

Jeremy Lugo

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Janet Manuel

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Corey Martin

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Kathryn McCormick

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Wayne Miller

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Danny Naylor

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Jeff Nomura

2.0

(1 reviews)
he's super sweet but doesn't really teach, he cannot explain complex things. doesn't explain how but is supportive in grading and excuses all late work

Andrew Olson

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Kirsten Otterby

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Graham Ramsey

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Kimberly Roy

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Dawn Rubstello

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Blake Saunders, 9th-12th Choir and Assistant Band Director

5.0

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It's not a lot of work, but you do need to put in the work required. If you do, you'll have an awesome time!

Connie Savoie

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Gretchen Sloan

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Andrea Soroko

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Paul Spangenberg

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Jonathan Stever

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Wendy Stubenrauch

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Stephanie Taylor

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Paulette Q. Thompson

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Richard J. Truax

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Jack Waterman

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Raymond Willis

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Tom Wojtkowiak

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Alekzandr Wray

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Daniel Young

5.0

(2 reviews)
You read one chapter a week and write about 1500 words on that chapter. It is very structured and formatted. Since two homeworks equals about one test, if you consistently do homework you can fail a test. Not a lot of projects or creativity, which I like. Very clear, teaches DBQs, LEQs, and SAQs well and I got a 5 on the APUSH test. Would recommend.

Timothy Zimmermann

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