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Re: 101 Things I Wish I'd Known Before My First FIRST Tournament
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So my question is, sure kids should listen to mentors, but aren't there going to be some times when adults need to do things (such as dangerous machining, electrical stuff?)?
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Yes. There is no blueprint for how a team is formed and run.
The key to FIRST's success is the work of over 25,000 volunteer mentors, professional engineers, teachers, and other adults working with students .
Communication is what this is about.
Back to the list.... (might want to check out "18 hints for rookie teams from NEMO" in the white papers)
Lots of mentors and other adults read as well as post on chief delphi.
-Judges read chief delphi.
-Every individual post reflects back on your team.
-Judges really want to know about your team, your robot, your business plan, etc. Help them. Lots of hints on this in other posts.
Last edited by RoboMom : 10-01-2006 at 15:20.
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