When I look back in time, I remember attending a German class in the living room. Yes you read that right! Staring at the white board in front of me, completely unaware of the attention I was getting as a 11 year old kid amidst a classroom (living room to be precise!) full of 12th grade students, all I could notice was seven uppercase letters which read 'Uhrzeit' and six figures of slightly distorted round clocks with all three hands pointing in various directions for each clock! The point that I'm trying to make here is, this is exactly how times change.
For a person who disliked teaching at one point of time, reaching such a big milestone today is an amazing feat. I probably might be sounding a bit absurd up till now but just cling on.
Her career as German language professor began back in the year 2000 when she initially taught students of 11th and 12th grade at junior colleges. After being implored frequently by many students at the college, impressed by her teaching skills, she was compelled to start tuition for German at home in the living room itself! Once taken up, she gradually grew fond of teaching, delivering lectures and similar jobs.
It is quite likely that you might have guessed the person I have been referring to all this time. If not, it's my mother, Pooja Dhamale. The milestone? Yes, I'm coming to it!
She published a book named German Grammar Guide recently which delivers the fundamentals of the building blocks of the language in layman's terms. And it is indeed simple to understand and helpful for a novice and expert alike.
For a person who disliked teaching at one point of time, reaching such a big milestone today is an amazing feat. I probably might be sounding a bit absurd up till now but just cling on.
Her career as German language professor began back in the year 2000 when she initially taught students of 11th and 12th grade at junior colleges. After being implored frequently by many students at the college, impressed by her teaching skills, she was compelled to start tuition for German at home in the living room itself! Once taken up, she gradually grew fond of teaching, delivering lectures and similar jobs.
It is quite likely that you might have guessed the person I have been referring to all this time. If not, it's my mother, Pooja Dhamale. The milestone? Yes, I'm coming to it!
She published a book named German Grammar Guide recently which delivers the fundamentals of the building blocks of the language in layman's terms. And it is indeed simple to understand and helpful for a novice and expert alike.
I will strongly suggest you to take a look at it by visiting the link below. I think she has definitely done a brilliant job in designing and structuring the book. She indeed makes me proud today as always with her diligence and desire to help. Great job mom!
I would also urge you to post your reviews and rate the book according to your judgement. She will be more than happy to receive a feedback from all of you. 'No feedback' is as good as a bad review which might be unintentional on the part of many, but is certainly disheartening. Every valuable feedback will help her to rectify any mistakes as well as encourage her to come up with her upcoming work on German translation and composition guide, much more enthusiastically.
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