Paul Hanley
Paul Hanley is the author of five published books so far. (See the Publications page for a list of Paul's writings.) He has a Bachelor’s degree in Mandarin Chinese and Master’s degrees in TESOL, Writing, Liberal Studies with an emphasis in creative nonfiction writing, and Reading Education.
Paul developed a systematic approach to tailoring classroom music activities to adult English language learning goals. Find out about it at ESLMusic.Weebly.com. For five years, Paul taught English as a second language in rural Arizona. He has also helped immigrants prepare for the US citizenship test.
Originally from San Diego, Paul has lived in Arizona since 1979. He is a 12-year veteran of the Arizona Army National Guard. Paul worked as an auto mechanic for 18 years, and was an assistant manager of ammunition packing and preservation who trained crews to clean up the munitions dumps left in Saudi Arabia after the first Gulf War.
Paul's personal blog is at TheUnrealDepartment.Blogspot.com.
In his spare time, Paul enjoys reading, tai chi, hiking, and spending time with his family. He also loves discussing philosophy, spirituality, and psychology over a cold beer.
Paul Hanley is the author of five published books so far. (See the Publications page for a list of Paul's writings.) He has a Bachelor’s degree in Mandarin Chinese and Master’s degrees in TESOL, Writing, Liberal Studies with an emphasis in creative nonfiction writing, and Reading Education.
Paul developed a systematic approach to tailoring classroom music activities to adult English language learning goals. Find out about it at ESLMusic.Weebly.com. For five years, Paul taught English as a second language in rural Arizona. He has also helped immigrants prepare for the US citizenship test.
Originally from San Diego, Paul has lived in Arizona since 1979. He is a 12-year veteran of the Arizona Army National Guard. Paul worked as an auto mechanic for 18 years, and was an assistant manager of ammunition packing and preservation who trained crews to clean up the munitions dumps left in Saudi Arabia after the first Gulf War.
Paul's personal blog is at TheUnrealDepartment.Blogspot.com.
In his spare time, Paul enjoys reading, tai chi, hiking, and spending time with his family. He also loves discussing philosophy, spirituality, and psychology over a cold beer.
