I'm the first Brad winner of a programming contest last year, so I'm a little programmer. Today, I will show you a revolutionary new learning style from my experience. Since I was very young, I've loved making things, and I was always playing with blocks and bricks. When I was six, my father gave me an old PC, and I enjoyed making stock motion animation, newsletters, and so on with that PC. I was about eight, I made this. At the age of ten, I went to a library, and I came across a big programming. When you look at this, what do you see? It attracted me so much, because it tricked Shreika, Magikwan. If I got it, I can make anything I like. I've been into programming since then, and now I'm a junior high school student. More morning, I happened to see some imperceptible news. It said, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government proposed a slogan. It's called the Three-Year-Roads. The first, bold, mandatory policy, the second, flexible fiscal policy, the third, Glow strategy. To achieve the Glow strategy, he said, IT strategy will continue to be a major pillar of his Glow strategy into the future. Then, I thought, what can I do for our wall as a little programmer after hearing the third policy? And I found the answer. That is, I should share my programming skills and knowledge with kids. I should make an easy programming workshop for kids. But, what kind of programming workshop should I make? We can teach how to program to kids. To understand about kids' most, parents, no. Teachers, no. It's kids. Because we belong to the same generation, so we can share our skills and knowledge as an equal. After I reached this answer, I moved forward. But first, I introduced the fun of programming to my classmates. And as I conveyed my phone, they agreed with me that we made programming group name, it is IT. We named it because we hope that it is IT that will be useful as a tool for us to learn much more in the future. And we used the phrase programming workshop of the kids by the kids for the kids as a restaurant. My teachers also agreed to our plan and cheer. Their attitude encouraged us so much. Last month, we held the programming workshop for kids at our school festival. We used the programming language called Scratch and explained how to make a game. It was a huge success. Participants made their own games and enjoyed programming. Not only teenagers, but also kindergarten children and adults came to join our workshop. Now, I believe there are some things that only kids can do. Today, I spoke about my programming workshop, but it's just an example. This new learning style, kids sharing with kids, will be useful in other fields too. Please look at this picture. Please look or represent a teacher and younger and old, represent kids. Nowadays, it's more common for adults to do all of their teaching. Yet, I believe, kids have their special abilities too. And it is kids like me that can help other kids gain more skills than not. It's sharing with kids. In fact, maybe the easiest way for kids to learn, because learning happens while having fun. So I would like to ask for help to spread this new learning style. And we need the chance to share our information and support of teachers, parents and other adults. So please believe in our skills, in our knowledge, and most important in our possibilities. Thank you.