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Re: School and Robotics.....
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Originally Posted by zc923
Granted, grades are important, but in the long run, the expirence you gain in robotics outweights anything you are taught in a class room with dusty textbooks and chalk.
Sure, my grades have a dip in them since 2nd semester, right after midterms, start of build season. But then again, its understandable. Instead of me giving 110% towards school, im giving it 70, and robotics 40. Most teachers understand. Its the same with science olympiad and such.
Keep your priorities straight, your grades at a level you are proud of, and have fun.
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Knowledge that we gain for robotics is unmeasureable. Just like life, FIRST throws curve balls at you and you must be able to hit them for a homerun. However, FIRST also teaches us to solve problems hence we cannot give up on our grades and make robotics an excuse. I am in grade 12, its hard to keep up with the homework. I have to stay up many nights, but this is my final year i need these grades for my life. I love robotics so i must do both!  . So far this year i am fine. I hope and pray that i continue to maintain my average.
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