Crossroads

8/9/2013

In the summer of 1998 I made the decision to stop being an engineer and become a high school physics teacher because I felt that I could make a greater impact on the world. Now, 15 years later, I have come to a similar crossroads. I have decided to stop being a traditional physics teacher and concentrate all of my time on creating the Billy, Bobby and Bo Flipping Physics lectures. Hopefully, I will be able to teach many more people in various parts of the world. I will miss all of my students greatly and I am excited to see where this new journey takes me. Please wish me luck.

14 Comments

Sam Houston

8/9/2013 07:05:21 am

Best of luck to you! Hope everything works out well!

Cassidy Minghine

8/9/2013 07:12:48 am

I'm so happy I took physics when I did and was lucky enough to use you! You made it so fun and easy to learn and I've never had a teacher quite as amazing as you.

Tina Al-Khersan

8/9/2013 08:04:57 am

You were the best teacher I've ever had and inspired me in many ways. Just like choosing to be a teacher made an impact on so many students, I know these videos will do the same and even more. Good luck on this new amazing journey, and I wish you the best!

Bob Malinas

8/9/2013 08:35:06 am

The new bill nye: now with more hair. Great having you as a teacher, Mr. Palmer. GAUSS.

Yash Chaudhary

8/9/2013 08:46:34 am

Mr. Palmer I wish you best of luck for the future and i am proud to say that I was your student. Thanks for everything you have taught me.

Takao Chiyo

8/9/2013 08:51:09 am

You were without a doubt the best teacher I've ever had in my entire career as a student! Northville high school and I will miss you so much! I wish you the best of luck Palm-Dogg!

Steven Collareno

8/9/2013 09:22:27 am

Thank you for all you did for me Mr. Palmer. You gave me confidence in math and science, someplace I thought I would never have thought I would be able to find any. Thank you also for just being an all around kind person, people like you are hard to find. Thank you for teaching us, and thank you for showing us new ways to use our brains.

Kevin Zhang

8/9/2013 03:10:24 pm

Mr. Palmer,
Best wishes with this new direction in your life. The past two years I've spent with you have made me not just a better student, but a better person. Northville is losing the best teacher it has ever had, but hopefully, the whole world will get to experience you. You changed me Mr. Palmer. Now CHANGE THE WORLD.

Keep in touch!

Chloe Smither

8/10/2013 10:45:40 am

Thank you so much for being such a great teacher and for being an inspiration to myself and so many other students at Northville. You will inspire many more students around the world through your videos, and good luck in everything you do.

Kevin Le

8/10/2013 06:57:48 pm

Hi Mr. Palmer,

Although I have never met you in person, I would like you to know that I've watched through most of your Physics C classroom videos in order to supplement my independent study of the course. Your teaching ability is quite incredible and I have to say I've really been inspired by what you have done for your students. Thank you for making such a rigorous class become so enjoyable.

Best wishes,
Kevin

Rishab Mutpur

8/14/2013 03:31:59 pm

Mr. Palmer, I'm very happy to have had you as a teacher. You made physics fun and a lot easier to understand. Thank you very much! Best of luck in everything you do and please do keep in touch.

Libby Quinn

8/20/2013 02:13:23 pm

I wish you the best of luck and hope that everything works out well! You were an amazing teacher and tought me so much! I learned so much and loved physics so much I am hoping to become an engineer. You were the best teacher that I have ever had and I wish you all the best for the future! Thanks for teaching me!!!!

Libby Quinn

8/20/2013 02:17:32 pm

*taught. (Autocorrect is horrible!)

Christine Cho

9/5/2013 08:58:51 am

I wish you the best of luck, Mr. Palmer. May your new path bring you happiness and joy :) I'll never stop appreciating having had you as a teacher, and now I can continue to learn from your lectures through college. I can't thank you enough!

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