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22-09-2008, 09:18
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Re: Getting help from your principal and local school district
 , My best choice is that people response to visual stimulation. If they see a cool robot running around and doing things, then they'll likely get interested. Invite students, principal, teachers, people in charge to a demo. There, show them videos, offer explanations, and most important of all, show what your team actually does(The robot). 
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