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 Also, If I am not mistaken, the name indicates that your robot is female :P They're all female... like cars, ships, and airplanes. - JVN [more] |
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Re: Make: To Build a Better Team, Build a Better Robot - Kate Azar on Women in STEM
Reading this article, it strikes me that we need to work on social education for both boys and girls on FIRST teams. I think the social chemistry is probably unique on these teams and needs a more specific understanding of context than the general approaches that that seem to be offered.
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