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11/09/12
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Looking back, I don't think I've ever had a worse teacher
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1 star
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1 star
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11/09/12
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08/18/12
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Honestly, this guy is just kind of lazy. About one day a week we would do absolutely nothing in class, while he lectured us on something irrelevant like what a proper bagel is or why kids who go to NT are spoiled brats that are too uptight about everything. Even though he seems to know his stuff underneath, we did most of the same activities every day. Looking back on the year, I could maybe tell you three facts that I learned the whole year, none of which he actually taught me.
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2 stars
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3 stars
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08/18/12
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06/12/12
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He is Lazy. He does not give your papers back before the next one is due, so you have no idea what to change. He gives you letter grades not number grades so you have no idea where you are. He tells you to figure it out. I hope you get Trajos who is nicer and a much more engaged and interesting teacher, and interested in helping his students. Drajpuch milks the system, taking lots of days off. Trust me, you do not want him. He does not give you the benefit of the doubt and is not invested.
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2 stars
1 star
1 star
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06/12/12
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06/10/12
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He knows US history very well and is a fun teacher. Contrary to popular belief, we actually did work in class, although most of it came from questions students had. The curriculum might change next year, but this past year it helped to read Divine, Amsco, and the ch. summaries online with the know-and-do list for each test. He grades essays a little harshly, but it helps for the AP test. He wants you to come in to see him and he can really help you. You have to work hard for that grade, though.
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3 stars
5 stars
5 stars
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06/10/12
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06/01/12
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Mr Drajpuch is a fantastic teacher. He taught me so much this year. His classes are really fun and he is really easy going, but we still learn a lot at the same time. Awesome teacher!
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4 stars
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5 stars
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06/01/12
