In Walter Isaacson's book "Steve Jobs," he describes how Jobs' education was impacted by being placed into different classes based on his abilities. This experience helped shape his passionate pursuit of knowledge, particularly in areas that fascinated him. One pivotal figure in his advanced class was Imogene Hill, affectionately known as Teddy.

Teddy was a spirited teacher who inspired Jobs deeply, earning a place in his heart as one of the key influences in his life. Her teaching methods and enthusiasm left a lasting impression on him, highlighting the importance of inspiring educators in the development of a student's character and intellect.