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Hosted by Stephen Senyo Tettegah · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 82 episodes
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Started by award-winning educationist, Senyo Tettegah, Let's Talk Education Africa is a podcast that explores themes in education practice and research and shares the inspiring stories of educators and innovators making a difference in their schools and communities. Are you are interested in education in Africa more widely? Are you a teacher, researcher, education administrator or leader, teacher in training? Do you have wards in school who you want to succeed? Do you want to know what's new in education? If you answered yes to any of these questions, this podcast is for you!
Stephen Senyo Tettegah hosts Let's Talk Education Africa, a education show with 82 episodes published.
At our first-ever in-person event, Let’s Talk Education Africa brought together voices from different perspectives for a candid conversation about the state and future of education in Ghana. This special panel discussion
Access to quality education remains one of Africa's greatest challenges. Not because schools are unavailable, but because affordability, financing, and long-term sustainability continue to limit learning opportunities fo
Maybe the problem isn't that young people can't learn tech. Maybe it's how we've been teaching it. In this episode, Senyo speaks with Michelle, founder of Nyansapo Institute, about why too many learners leave school know
In this episode, Senyo speaks with Fatma, an education leader whose journey spans public health, child protection, international development, and school leadership, to explore what future-ready education looks like in a
In this episode, Aml speaks with Evans Sinkari, Country Director of Right to Play Ghana, an international NGO dedicated to educating, protecting, and empowering children through the power of play. This conversation addre
In this episode, Senyo speaks with education economist and researcher Dr. Peter Anti-Partey on the realities of education financing in Ghana and across Africa. Far from a simple case of "no money," Dr. Anti-Partey reveal
In this episode, Kwame speaks with Prof. Ulrich Paquet, Research Scientist at Google DeepMind and Director of AI at the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS), and Sepehr Hejazi Moghadam, Senior Programme Man
In this episode, Aml speaks with Jane Clayson Johnson and Brian Ashton, president of BYU Pathway Worldwide, together with a Ghanaian student, Benjamin Kwesi Ahialorxo, whose life has been directly transformed by the prog
In this episode, Senyo speaks with Evelyne Keomian-Wood, founder of the Karat School Project. Evelyne’s early experiences with hunger, poverty, and limited access to learning shaped her belief that education can break cy
Imagine a child in a classroom, bright, curious, and full of ideas. But every time words dance on the page, they twist into shapes that don’t make sense. The teacher thinks the child isn’t trying hard enough, and report
In this episode, Senyo speaks with Mr. Modern Karema, the Uganda Country Director for STiR Education, about the organization’s mission to help teachers thrive and transform learning outcomes. The conversation explores ST
In this episode, Senyo speaks with Lazarus Muthenya, Programmes Manager at Edutab Africa, a Kenyan EdTech organization making digital learning accessible to offline communities across Kenya and beyond. Lazarus takes us i
Education technology (EdTech) is widely recognized for its potential to strengthen access, improve quality, and bridge gaps in Africa’s education systems. Yet, the expectations of EdTech have not always matched the reali
What began as a simple high school project has, over the past two decades, grown into a transformative force for education, health, and community development. Julie-Anne and three friends launched the African Education P
In this episode, we shine a spotlight on an upcoming event transforming how African educators connect, collaborate, and champion education rooted in African realities- The AfricanISE Virtual Conference . Created to fill
In this episode, Senyo speaks with Lawrence Boakye Dankwah, Head of Education Programs at EduSpots, an organization reshaping education through a community-led model that centers local leadership and ownership. EduSpots
“If you educate a woman, you educate a whole nation.” - Dr. James Kwegyir Aggrey Girls’ education remains one of the most powerful tools for transforming societies across Africa. Educated girls are more likely to become
While many African classrooms continue to center instruction around textbooks and rigid curriculums, we continue to ask: Are we truly equipping our learners with the skills, mindset, and adaptability needed to thrive in
In this episode, Kwame speaks with Dr. Vida Awinime Bugri, a dedicated researcher and passionate advocate for gender equity in STEM education. With teaching experience in France and a strong commitment to social justice,
Could the solutions to learning crisis already exist within education systems? In this episode, Aml speaks with Jessica Bergmann, an Education Research Specialist at UNICEF Innocenti, on the Data Must Speak positive devi
Ulrich Paquet
Google DeepMind
1 appearance on this show
Sepehr Hejazi Moghadam
Google.org
1 appearance on this show
Benjamin Kwesi Ahialorxo
BYU Pathway
1 appearance on this show
Brian Ashton
BYU Pathway Worldwide
1 appearance on this show
Evelyne Keomian-Wood
Karat School Project
1 appearance on this show
Rosaline Abigail Kyere-Nartey
Africa Dyslexia Organization
1 appearance on this show
Mr. Modern Karema
STiR Education
1 appearance on this show
Lazarus Muthenya
Edutab Africa
1 appearance on this show
John Kimotho
Spix Foundation
1 appearance on this show
Kwame Sarfo-Mensah
Identity Talk Consulting
1 appearance on this show
Lawrence Boakye Dankwah
EduSpots
1 appearance on this show
Eugenia Tachie-Menson
Young Educators Foundation
1 appearance on this show
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