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Originally Posted by Steven Donow
It's perfectly legal per the manual-however, "Not more than three (3) team members, of which one (1) may be an adult mentor, are allowed to attend the interview" so essentially you'd then have to cut down to two presenters. Unless you require translation services, then you can inconsequentially have a mentor there. I've never heard of a team doing it in the first case, and to me, it sounds like a huge disadvantage to do that.
Still incredibly against the change of eliminating feedback.
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Wow. I thought allowing a silent mentor in the room was going to be in addition to the three student presenters. That is definitely a negative change given the removal of feedback. I should have read this bit of the manual more carefully. I also see that if you extend your presentation, it cuts into Q&A time.