Contextualizing STEM Education in Liberia, West Africa
Institute of Basic Technology
39 episodes
8 months ago
✅ Project Coordinator at Willette Safehouse ✅ Working to provide access to education for the the visually impaired, auditory challenged and albino communities. ✅ Author, speaker and education consultant In this new episode I chat with Mr. Tarlee A. Nauhn, an educator working in Liberia to make education accessible to excluded communities. I learned a lot from this conversation and I believe you will! Listen and be inspired!
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✅ Project Coordinator at Willette Safehouse ✅ Working to provide access to education for the the visually impaired, auditory challenged and albino communities. ✅ Author, speaker and education consultant In this new episode I chat with Mr. Tarlee A. Nauhn, an educator working in Liberia to make education accessible to excluded communities. I learned a lot from this conversation and I believe you will! Listen and be inspired!
Episode 19 - The Story of Elton D.J Carr (Part II)
Contextualizing STEM Education in Liberia, West Africa
59 minutes
4 years ago
Episode 19 - The Story of Elton D.J Carr (Part II)
In the second part of our conversation, Elton discusses the difficulty of having to leave his wife in Liberia in pursuit of education in the U.S. He discusses his time at Angie's List He also discusses his various roles at Microsoft He finally concludes with what needs to happen for education to improve in Liberia Listen and be inspired!
Contextualizing STEM Education in Liberia, West Africa
✅ Project Coordinator at Willette Safehouse ✅ Working to provide access to education for the the visually impaired, auditory challenged and albino communities. ✅ Author, speaker and education consultant In this new episode I chat with Mr. Tarlee A. Nauhn, an educator working in Liberia to make education accessible to excluded communities. I learned a lot from this conversation and I believe you will! Listen and be inspired!
