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 Why is it OK to be "elitist" when we select people to be on a team to hit rocks with sticks, but not OK when we try to reach the special group of students that embody the intellectual capital that will define the future of this country? - dlavery [more] |
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18-05-2008, 17:12
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Re: How to Bring in new kids
Bringing in a robot and letting them have some hands on time is always a fun thing. Also, here's an idea that I've tried: Bring in a simple vex bot, but have it be missing a component, or have something built wrong. Make it simple though. Then the kids can get a fun, hands on example of problem solving, and see how interesting robotics really is.
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