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Welcome to French Level One! I am tres excited for the upcoming year. During French One you will be amazed at the level of vocabulary and grammar you will acquire! By June, you'll be ready to hop a plane to Paris! A little bit of background about me - Mademoiselle Kephart. I am a graduate of North Hills High School and completed five years of French while a student here. I then attended Penn State, University Park, where I majored in French and Secondary Education. Later, I attained a Master's Degree in the World Language Instruction and Learning from the University of Pittsburgh. Throughout my educational experiences I was able to study in France twice! I began my teaching career at Northgate High School, where I taught French levels one, two, three and four. Afterwards, I worked for the Pittsburgh Publc Schools, teaching French levels I-IV and Graduation Project, at Westinghouse High School and Perry Traditional Academy. Last year I began teaching French One and W
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