"My students went from zero to hero"
I recently met with Abigail, 21, and Faustina, 17, to discuss their first term as tutors for Exponential Education, how to motivate...
Is African Time real?
Wait small, I am coming* I was meeting a friend for dinner and I kept texting him: “Wait small, I am coming”. When I finally arrived at...
Seven things to know about living in Ghana
DUMSOR: Dumsor, (otherwise translated in Twi, a common Ghanaian language, as “on” “off”), refers to the electricity system in Ghana. ...
Introducing Expo's new PA: Megan Henning
Hi everyone! I'm Megan and I am about to start as one of the new program associates at Expo. I was born and raised in the wonderful...
From PA to DO: transitions and transformations
When you apply for a position, one that you feel meant for, there’s always a riot of emotion. Anxiety, vulnerability, hunger,...
The serious reality of education in Ghana
Sometimes what we think is happening isn't really happening. Maybe I should start again. Some days you have a routine that you don't...
From Tutoring to Training: Lessons learned by Exponential Education's Program Intern
I still remember the first time I went to be a tutor. There were five of us selected, but I was the only one who showed up on time. I had...
