text:  And I think that's one of the main values that I try to think about with my teaching. It's not just about listening or passively absorbing information. It's about doing. It's about actually seeing these things in a physicalized way play out on the board. And I think that's where the richness of looking at the relationship between Go and Buddhist philosophy comes into play. And now he is seeing the prestigious American Go Foundation Teacher of the Year Award. Nearly 200 Punahou students take his class each year.