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Re: Meeting Schedule
If your team is really meeting 4-11 that often, then you are doing yourselves more harm than good.
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Re: Meeting Schedule
I remember a few years ago Dean Kamen giving everyone a "friendly reminder" that it really is NOT about the robot. The goal of FIRST is for mentors to lead high school students into STEM programs at colleges/universities.
I suggest Step One is getting the mentors and students on same sheet of music with some 2-way respect for each other. As for the schedule that should be an open discussion where the two main questions are: When are you available? How many hours a week can you commit? As a mentor/student I might be available 5 of 7 days a week but only willing to commit to three days a week. You posted a good question!
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