NEW YORK -- It's hard to take someone seriously when they're not yet allowed to drive, vote, or secure a mortgage. But that's exactly what makes one 16-year-old uniquely suited to fix Britain's outdated and widely flawed IT education.
NEW YORK -- It's hard to take someone seriously when they're not yet allowed to drive, vote, or secure a mortgage. But that's exactly what makes one 16-year-old uniquely suited to fix Britain's outdated and widely flawed IT education.