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Katerina Bodovski, “Across Three Continents: Reflections on Immigration, Education, and Personal Survival” (Peter Lang, 2015)
Katerina Bodovski, “Across Three Continents: Reflections on Immigration, Education, and Personal Survival” (Peter Lang, 2015)
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35 minutes
Released:
Apr 8, 2016
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Podcast episode
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Dr. Katerina Bodovski, Associate Professor of Education, Department of Education Policy Studies, College of Education, Penn State University, joins New Books in Education to discuss her new and very personal book, Across Three Continents: Reflections on Immigration, Education, and Personal Survival (Peter Lang, 2015), from the American University Studies series. In it, Dr. Bodovski weaves a narrative of her personal life journey from the Soviet Union, to Israel, and finally to the United States, while adding in a perspective from a sociologist and educator.
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Released:
Apr 8, 2016
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Podcast episode
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