I have been teaching for 30 years and love my profession! I have worked with hundreds of students over the years and I am just as excited about teaching physics as I was when I first began, but I am much better at it now. Physics is a wonderful subject that has garnered a reputation of being overly difficult. Yes physics requires math, as this is the language of physics, but it is not insurmountable with the proper instruction. To be successful in physics, one must have guidance to utilize their math and intuitive skills to understand the most intriguing science available to high school and/or beginning college students. I look forward to helping you succeed in a field of science that opens doors to almost any profession. I currently teach Honors Physics and University of Connecticut Physics as an Adjunct Professor working with the University of Connecticut's ECE (Early College Experience) Physics program where high school students earn transferable college credit while dual enrolled in high school and the University of Connecticut. Prior to the University of Connecticut Physics class I taught AP Physics. On a personal level, I have a busy life style that enjoys skiing, flying and dancing. I have supervised ski clubs for 20 years, been a recreational flyer for 25 years, coached tennis, golf and wrestling. I love riding a motorcycle and enjoy exercise riding a bicycle. My oldest daughter is now a teacher, my stepson is a championship golfer and my youngest daughter is in 5th grade and president of her national elementary honor society chapter. I look forward to meeting you and helping you overcome the obstacles physics might present and open those career doors that loom before you.

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