Robert Quail helps junior Amir Ziton with a physics lab assignment. Labs are part of the foundation of Quail's curriculum. The words physics and easy are seldom heard in the same sentence but Robert Quail, retiring after 30 years of teaching at Cleveland Heights High School, has brought them together for many students. He plans to continue his personal interest in physics by pursuing more independent study. Quail has had no formal schooling since he received his bachelor's degree in physics and master's degree in education from the University of Chicago in the early 1960s.
Most textbooks are monsters.
Quail has taught from it in the past, although it has yet to be published. He was a very good teacher. Quail has also been involved in bettering the working status of teachers through his involvement in the teachers' union. Serving as a steward many times, Quail ran once for president losing by only one vote. Most textbooks are monsters.