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!
Contextualizing STEM Education in Liberia, West Africa
1 hour
4 years ago
Episode 24 - The Story of Mr. P. Tumu Bowier
✅Country Manager of Africa Mobile Network, AMN Liberia ✅Engineering Manager, Liberia Telecommunications Authority ✅MBA in Business Administration and General Management ✅BSc. In Electronics and Communications engineering For many in rural Liberia, gaining access to the internet means literally climbing a mountain or tree to acquire a wireless signal, for a student it means waking up at 2am when there’s less network activity or for others, it is the only lifeline to those seeking urgent ...
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!
