Look at his video on the flipped classroom format. He really draws out the explanation. Very verbose. I'm not impressed. It could have been explained in one sen

Look at his video on the flipped classroom format. He really draws out the explanation. Very verbose. I'm not impressed. It could have been explained in one sentence. And he loves to say "you know." Way too much. And when he writes names of people on the whiteboard (later in a video on packets) he scribbles them. If it's worth writing down, it's worth writing clearly, especially for something like a person's name where it's not a dictionary word with a known spelling. This is a quality of instruction issue. To be a great teacher, you have to notice these things, care about them, and fix them.