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Re: Mentor/Student Involvement Philosophies
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Originally Posted by Avrum Goldman
Joe, I agree completely with your philosophy. IMHO, FIRST robotics is such an immersive experience that almost any aspect and any element can be a "teachable moment" that will inspire the students to learn more.
I was very interested in your Sheet Metal experience. Does your team have any material you can share, such as design guidelines, library of parts you have made, or training material? Our team has access to our own "manual" sheet metal equipment, but I would like to know your views on what you can do with CNC vs manual shop.
Avrum Goldman
Lead Mentor
Team 3979 Solaris
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Sent you a PM, if there's enough general interest I could get my team to put together a whitepaper on good sheet metal practice. A thread necro with a title like this is a dangerous thing...
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2007-2010: Student, FRC 1687, Highlander Robotics
2012-2014: Technical Mentor, FRC 1687, Highlander Robotics
2015-2016: Lead Mentor, FRC 5400, Team WARP
2016-???: Volunteer and freelance mentor-for-hire
Last edited by Joe G. : 24-05-2015 at 22:07.
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