I’m very happy to participate in this project. In the process, I learned a lot of new programming technologies. I can also use these technologies to help young people. The process makes me very happy.
I learned a lot at my summer experience. I was able to see my contributions to a real-world project and learn a new programming language. Working together and making sure everyone’s code was compatible was also an important skill that I slowly acquired.
Teaching in a new environment was very eye-opening for me. I realized that in addition to the content itself, I needed to consider cross-cultural differences, collaboration, and mindset in computer science education.
The whole experience was more than I could hope for. I hope to improve upon my skills and someday comeback and help out with the project again. I was inspired by the passion from the team and will carry on this attitude with a desire to do meaningful things as I move on to college.
I have learned to solve problems independently. It’s my hope to have so much contact working together with overseas and local interns.
I learn how to work in a team. I learn how to build apps and this is exactly what I want to learn in this program.
In the past two years, I have experienced how God has created something from nothing, and made that grow in Project C. He is that wonderful counselor. I’m thankful.
On June 29, after our “pizza celebration” for the mentors, Teacher Fu announced that our program has completed. I saw everyone sat still and keep quiet just for a moment, showing reluctance to leave. That’s the moment when the connection among us mentors began.
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