A Hungarian Education: Reflections on a Fulbright Experience

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A Hungarian Education: Reflections on a Fulbright Experience

by Gregory Deegan - May 30, 2007

This commentary is part of a special series of commentaries on teaching abroad. The authors discuss their experiences with a foreign school system. Gregory Deegan participated in a year-long exchange to Hungary as a Social Studies teacher.

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Gregory Deegan Beachwood High School E-mail Author GREG DEEGAN is currently in his eleventh year teaching Social Studies at Beachwood High School, in Beachwood, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland. He is an NBCT teacher and was awarded a Fulbright Teacher Exchange during the 2004-2005 school year. He was named a Library of Congress Fellow in 2000 and was named Sam's Club Teacher of the Year in 2007. He lives in University Heights, Ohio, with his wife Liz and his children Kate, Sydney, and Sam.

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