Courtney Honeycutt has a conversation with Hannah Andersen about her take on teaching at the university level in France. Hannah has her Master’s in French from the University of Virginia and is a Ph.D. candidate in French at UVA as well. She has both taught English to elementary and college level students in France and English to preschool and college level students in the U.S.

Credits for Podcast: Hannah Andersen, MA; Ph.D. Candidate

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