Thread: A good driver makes his own strategy. What do you think?
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Re: Let the coaches(OR STUDENTS) put the robot on the field.
Posted by Travis Covington at 03/14/2001 11:35 PM EST


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In Reply to: Let the coaches(OR STUDENTS) put the robot on the field.
Posted by Travis Covington on 03/14/2001 11:12 PM EST:



sorry bout that last one..

i mean try to make the students do the thinking

if the coaches or engineers are workin the plays out and they mouth feed the info to the drivers i feel that they arent learing as well as if they planned a strategy themselves and screwed it up...at least they learn what they did right and wrong without having to look back to the coach and ask what happened...they discover themselves and learn quicker

i love coaches and engineers as much as the rest of you
but i feel strongly about student involvement.... coming from a team that truely has no real adult leadership... we are still able to learn and come out as a strong team every year.

this is my opinion alone, so please take it as nothing but my personal thoughts

-TC


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