That's my gist. Now to what I like, or more notable, what I do in my free time. I am an avid reader, avid Netflixer, and an avid pursuer of physics articles. These things occupy a good half of my day. But I am a hiker, a Boy Scout forever, and a amateur looker at of art, but usually that evolves into me just saying wow that's pretty. Lastly, how I teach. My teaching philosophy falls under one old quote that I like to use in both my personal life and when I teach. "You have only mastered a subject when you are able to teach it." Now that's not the exact quote, but the idea still follows. I believe that someone doesn't truly know what they are doing until they are able to teach it to someone else, and that goes with how I like to teach in so much that a lot of how I teach is for the student to be able to say what they are doing, being able to teach it back to me instead of just being able to parrot what I just wrote the day before, because in the end, parroting the information means they will forget it in a few months, and that defeats almost the entire purpose of learning it in the first place.

Reading, video games, hiking, exploring