Meet+Your+Teacher

My teaching idol has been Dr. Carl Sagan since I watched his show COSMOS in the 70's. He made science reachable and understandable to nearly anyone. I believe I was about 10 or so, and I've wanted to make my own contributions to science, and to teaching ever since. I've gained experience and practice teaching from several colleges due to my time on active duty for the US Air Force. It's been eye-opening to see such varying philosophies, styles, and practices, from so many wonderful professors, and with such diverse student backgrounds too.

My wife and I have four children - the youngest is in my introductory picture to this page. I look forward to demonstrating how study in the sciences can add wonder and beauty to your lives, just like it has to mine.

Gerald Reedy media type="custom" key="5325573" This is a video set to music We Are All Connected Connect to another video of Drs. C Sagan, S. Hawking, and Sir Arthur C.Clarke media type="custom" key="5775403" Pale Blue Dot - A speck of light captured by Voyager looking back while leaving the Solar System...

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Occasional Podcasts and similar things may be added here from time to time. Thanks for listening.
media type="file" key="Podcasts-Intro-MP3.mp3" width="240" height="20" - An introductory podcast - Apr 12, 2010. media type="file" key="Podcasts-labintro.mp3" width="240" height="20"- A podcast for introducing laboratory safety - Apr 12, 2010. media type="file" key="Podcasts-Inspiration.mp3" width="240" height="20"- A podcast on inspiration - Apr 12, 2010.

Here's a //Vocaroo// fun thing to do
- go there and make a voice recording of some unique number of scientific importance or significant to you in some way (tell something about it, please), like this:

Vocaroo

Here's a short video of my own making with a little of my philosophy about teaching. All but my own family photo were taken from the internet. media type="file" key="PhotoStory1.wmv"