ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this edition of our story series, we meet and talk with English professor and Pathway Coordinator Kathleen Dunley.
Kathleen is a PhD in English but recently was a raw beginner in her study of German. This conversation has a very close connection between learning and teaching. Kathleen describes how she pulls out all the learning skills she's gathered over the years to succeed in her German studies and that includes facing the hardest and most discouraging moments in learning.
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United States
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