He has many interests, including (but not limited to) Creativity, Growth Mindset, Positive Psychology, Spirituality, Comparative Education, Diversity, and Pedagogy. He has taught K-4 PE, 5-7 Language Arts, Science, and Social Studies, G/T 2-12, as well as undergraduate and graduate courses on a variety of topics related to education, but also within the Liberal Arts. This fall he will teach a seminar on Addiction, a course in Literacy, and a research-based class utilizing comparative education as a focal point.