I like physics and chemistry enough to teach it to high school students for a few decades.
I think people are people. We all want to do succeed, do well, learn things, and know stuff. We just need to find a way that works for us, and help each other out.
There is always room for kindness.
Laughter helps.
My experience includes being a member of the College Board's AP Physics 2 Test Development Committee for 3 years, then advancing to be co-chair of the committee for another 3 years (serving the maximum allowed terms in both roles). I've also been the Physics Teacher Representative for the Minnesota Science Teacher's Association.
I have a bachelor's degree in Physical Science Education (physics and chemistry) and a master of arts in education.
I have also taught fundamentals of engineering principles and a few introductory robotics & programming courses. Programming is not a strength of mine. I find it interesting.