Mentor/Student Involvement Philosophies

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11-02-2015, 16:17

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Re: Mentor/Student Involvement Philosophies

When I was a younger I used to get really defensive when people said, "There's no way high school kids built that robot by themselves."

Now I say, "That's the point!!!"

Thank you to all those mentors that taught me how to robot. I can only hope to pay it forward. And thank you, to the other mentors (adult and student) that pay it forward too.

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