Clifford Stoll: The call to learn

The speaker reflects on various topics, including personal interests, the future, and teaching. He discusses why he avoids certain topics, like computer security and technology in schools, and emphasizes the importance of understanding societal changes through the lens of experienced kindergarten teachers. He shares his passion for Klein bottles and his experiences with Robert Moog. The speaker concludes by highlighting his commitment to teaching eighth-grade science, focusing on practical physics experiments.

How does the speaker describe his experience with Robert Moog?

What educational approach does the speaker take with his eighth-grade science students?

What experiment did the speaker's students conduct regarding the speed of light?

What inscription does the speaker recall from the bells of Hayes Hall?