5 Lessons for high school students who want to change the world | Jeremy Rossman | TEDxMSJHS

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Jeremy Rossman details his experiences in programming along with the path he took to achieve his goals. He gives five tips for high school students who want to delve into their passions and carve out their own path.

Jeremy Rossmann is the co-founder of MakeGamesWithUs, a YC backed startup that teaches high school and college students how to make iPhone games. Their curriculum is used at MIT, CMU, and UC Berkeley. MakeGamesWithUs offers an online summer course at www.mgw.us/online and have a free curriculum available at www.mgw.us/curriculum.

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