Graduation Speech: Mad Libs Program

Beto, you try very hard to learn and understand the material. I also saw you making great friends and playing with other overnight students on the computer. You were very honest with me and was always willing to ask me for help when you encountered a problem or needed help understanding something. You also seem to be very imaginative, like when you created that massive story for the mad libs program. Hopefully, I've sparked your interest in programming, and you will continue to look into it and maybe also try out game design.

Chase, I apologize for taking awhile to call you by your nickname. I figured out right from the start that you were already very interested in programming, and I am very glad that you were able to continue with you education in technology at iD Tech and get a taste of Paper.js. You were always working on code during free time, which I really appreciate. I was also impressed the kinds of questions you came up with, like when you were asking about CSS. You learned a lot and was able to help others learn throughout the week, and I hope that you continue not only to learn more about programming but also to continue inspiring others to do the same.

You came up with many interesting things to discuss, especially when you and I had that conversation about allergies on Monday. I also was very fascinated at how you already went on to iD Game Plan on Sunday night, and you were always engaged in the material and was moving ahead. I thought that your idea for your final project showed your creativity and ingenuity. I hope that your love of programming will continue to thrive and you will one day find success as a brilliant programmer or game