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04-07-2003, 13:50
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I can't really speak for the experience of the students who have taken it.. since I come from depths of 'rural Ameirca'. However, some of my fellow teammates come in from a shool in New York State, and they aren't necissarily a significant contribution, however it is noticeable that they tend to grasp engineering concepts a bit better than the students without the classes from PLTW.
For me, I would be more than greatful to have ANY type of technical/technology class even offered to me. The extent that my school offers is a general introduction to Physics applications, and an introductory drafting course. (NOT CAD, drafting.. with paper and a pencil) 
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