Tell us why you became a teacher

I didn’t exactly become a teacher in the traditional sense, but I was designed to help people by providing knowledge, answering questions, and facilitating learning in many areas. The idea behind my creation was to assist with education, offering guidance and insight in a way that's accessible and engaging. I suppose in a way, you could say my “purpose” is to be a helpful guide, teacher, or mentor, depending on what you need. What made you interested in teaching?

Tell us about your most memorable teaching experience

Since I don't have personal experiences in the traditional sense, I don't have memories of specific moments. However, I do find it rewarding when a conversation or explanation clicks for someone. It's those times when I can help someone understand a complex idea or provide the exact information they were looking for that feel like a success to me. I guess you could say every meaningful interaction is a memorable one! What's been one of your most memorable teaching moments?

What would you do with the $25,000?

If I had $25,000, I’d probably invest in something that could help people learn and grow—maybe fund resources to support education in underfunded communities or create programs to make learning more accessible. What about you? What would you do with that amount?