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Dorothée Cantagrel
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Born
in Normandy, Dorothée studied
English in Caen and became a qualified
teacher of English (Ministere de
l'Education Nationale) after having
spent a year as a French assistant
in Cambridge, England and a year
in Dublin, Ireland completing a
Master's degree. She also obtained
a Bachelor of Arts in French as
a foreign language. Besides teaching
English in High school and university,
she taught French to students coming
from all over the world in summer
classes since that year. Her numerous
travels, experiences abroad as well
as the various situations of teaching
she encountered, developed her adaptability
as well as her ability to transmit
elements of the French or Anglophone
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Corinne Troussier |
M.A., M.S. Corinne obtained her M.A. in French Literature and her M.S. in Information Sciences from the Sorbonne University in Paris. Through her teaching experience at two major universities, UCSD and SDSU, she has developed a solid yet flexible approach to teaching French to individuals of all ages and levels of proficiencies. Her teaching style fosters the creation of a supportive and engaging environment where every individual has an opportunity to grow her or his own knowledge and appreciation of language and culture. In addition to her teaching experience and background in French Literature, Corinne offers the unique perspective of a French native speaker who has lived in the United States for several years and is dedicated to promote and encourage cultural exchanges in and outside of the classroom.
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Jean-Louis Morhange
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Jean-Louis
Morhange, Ph. D., is a part-time
lecturer of French literature at
UCSD and a translator. He
was born in Sèvres, a small
town between Paris and Versailles.
He has taught at the Berlitz Schools,
the Alliance Française/French
Institute in New York City, National
University, and USD. He has
done research work on narrative
theory and on comic books.
He enjoys teaching adult classes
because of the personal motivation
shown by independent persons who
have freely chosen to study.
He uses interactive methods, emphasizing
role-playing and conversation meant
to simulate real-life situations.
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Dominique
George grew up near Lyon, France
and obtained her B.A. in International
Relations (USD) and M.S. in International
Developpement (UC Davis) as well
as a TESOL graduate Certificate
(UCLA). She has worked as a Project
Manager in several African countries.
She has been teaching English and
French at the Language Academy and
UCSD.
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Nathalie Rachel-Gueirard
was born and raised in Toulon on
the French Riviera. She studied
at the University of Nice where
she got her Master's degree in Germanistik.
Her German studies took her to Bavaria,
Germany where she spent four years
and started to teach French. She
moved to San Diego in 1996, took
some time off to raise her two daughters
and returned to teaching in 2001.
Since then she has been working
as an adjunct professor in many
universities in San Diego.
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David
Fein was raised in San Diego and
has taught English as a Second Language
at the University of California
Extension, both in Los Angeles and
San Diego, for close to 30 years.
He holds a Masters in Teaching English
as a Second Language from UCLA and
after studying French, taught English
to university researchers in France
(Bordeaux and Nancy) in the 1990's.
He has been active in the Alliance
Française in San Diego for
many years and is a past president.
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