There was a lot of information about a lot of subjects without a whole lot of context crammed into on semester, but to be fair, there's not really a better way to teach introductory chemistry. Hybridization is the hardest thing to wrap your head around but once you get it its mostly just memorization.

Bhor model, Schrodinger model, hybridization, orbitals, solutions, ions, chemical cells, redox reactions.

She was great. A little hostile at first but very accessible and kind once you get to know her. It's clear she has more of a passion for teaching higher level chemistry but she still does a great job with CH 101

There's really nothing you can do to prepare, this was my hardest class first semester but if you study a lot you should be fine.