class room, as if he could not decide all semester where he really wanted to put it. Standing straight up and speaking with such enthusiasm and interest that you would be taken back and could almost imagine yourself in the exact situation that he was describing. The one thing that you could really tell watching him in front of his class is that he really enjoyed what he was doing up there. He could tell you the ins and out's of the world wars, Vietnam, and the downfall of the roman empire and make it interesting and fun to learn. Class discussions, jokes, projects, and finding ways to apply the material to life were some of the many tactics he used to keep the class evolving and entertaining at the same time. He knew that you had to make the class fun and interesting to you, because if you can't have fun you wont be interested, and then the whole purpose of learning is lost. Now I know that it wasn't Mr.Molina's appearance, unique style, or ability to have fun at his craft that made him such a strong teacher. He was strong because he showed us ways to use what he was teaching us in our own lives. For that reason, he not only made us smarter, but he made us more complete people at the same time. ...
