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
50 minutes
3 years ago
Episode 31 - The Story of Mr. Harris G. Moseray
✅ Chemistry Lab Mentor ✅ President of the Chemistry Student Organization ✅ Graduating Senior at the University of Liberia ✅ Hult Prize Winner Mr. Harris G. Moseray is the Chemistry mentor in our STEM program and a graduating senior from the University of Liberia. His love for Chemistry was inspired by nature and a palm oil processing company in his local town. 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!
