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 Kids should already be motivated to build the best robot they can, and learn as much as they can. They shouldn't need extra incentives. - Matt382 [more] |
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25-03-2005, 22:09
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Re: What does your school think of robotics?
haha! I wish my school was like that. The other students have no idea what it is and they make fun of us for it. Were are defintely the nerds but hey we like it and we have gotten used to it so it's all good. It makes us tighter as a group.
 The administration and teachers love us though so thats a plus.Last edited by techtiger1 : 25-03-2005 at 22:12. 
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