Perhaps my finest (or possibly worst) quality is that I'm totally disappointed with my very own knowledge.

This may be the reason I have actually revealed a certain skill for mathematics and physics. Merely understanding is never ever sufficient for me; I need to at least attempt to carefully understand the reasoning behind the mathematics I do, and after that, take my knowledge to its limitations. Profusely asking why something is the way it is, possibly to the annoyance of my lecturers, is something I'm compelled to do. I, along with many others, find this Socratic technique of learning and mentor to be unbelievably beneficial in developing an essential understanding of maths and physics from fundamental principles, and also I endeavour to enlighten in precisely this fashion.

I wish I could inspire students with my extreme love of mathematics and physics or, at least, disclose the subjects as far less daunting than they appear. Naturally not everybody is a mathematician, and also various minds find out at various paces, nevertheless I will intend to leave a lasting and advantageous perception.