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 In my opinion, I wouldnt want gifts or praise from people about my help to a robotics team, all I would want is a thank you, that would make all my hard work and efforts worth while and it would prove to me that I could actually be making a difference in the students lives - Mike Schroeder [more] |
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16-03-2005, 21:38
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Re: How do you keep your FIRST team a TEAM?
yeah, most of 1403 will probably would say the same thing. At my school the stage crew for the plays had everyone that wanted to help sign a contract saying you will do x amount of hours of work to say you are a member of the team if not you will be excluded from the club. Another thing that happens is you get people signing up really late compared to everyone else on the team, thats a problem too.
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