Reflection Task 1b - Rewritten

I think Tim Getman is not known by many of you. He was born in the US; he learned how to speak fluently when he was two months old. When he was three years old, he was doing calculus. At the age of five, he mastered Japanese and German. At nine years of age, he was admitted to the University of Harvard's Department of Advanced Mathematics. He graduated from his department at the age of twelve. He completed his graduate degree at the age of thirteen. The day he turned fifteen, he completed his master's degree. At the age of eighteen, he completed his Doctorate of Philosophy in Advanced Mathematics.
He can make eighty-digit calculations in his head. He can play the piano, the guitar and the saxophone. He also has a talent of playing two different musical pieces at the same time. His hobbies include solving extremely difficult mathematical problems, reading classics, learning Chinese and Arabic, and studying science.
He is now lecturing at Harvard University. None of the students understand what he is teaching due to his genius. He has a salary of fifty thousand dollars a month. He donates forty thousand dollars of his salary to Middle East Technical University each month.
He is married, and has two children, both of whom are endowed with amazing intellectual abilities. One of his children, Mark, has graduated from the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine at the age of twelve. He is now a world renowned surgeon at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. His other son, David, has graduated from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Physics Department. He is now a professor at MIT.

Tim Getman is famous for his amazing intellect and hereditary genius