Mr Vinnie has always loved the outdoors since he was young, so as an instructor or teacher he has always found a way to make the outdoors part of teaching. A majority of the subjects he likes to teach have to do with the outdoors in one way or another, whether it is about opossums or lumber jacks! Mr Vinnie graduated from Ohio University in 2014 and has spent a lot of time in the outdoor education field either in a camp setting or outdoor education program setting. Nature's Classroom, which he attended for many years, played a big part in the style in which he writes and designs his classes which are usually formed around the FLOW learning class structure. 
Mr Vinnie believes that being young is different to everyone and because of that you need to be able to change how you speak to each student so each student has the best opportunity they can to obtain what knowledge is being given. Mr Vinnie believes strongly in giving each student their own opportunity to grow and show what they know by giving them an easy and comfortable environment to work in. To conclude and reiterate: it is important as a teacher to recognize that each student comes from a different background and may have a different way of learning, with this in mind we may adapt and give our students the best chance at information retention. 
On an unrelated note, Mr Vinnie was also a member of the juggling club in college and can ride the unicycle while playing guitar.