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 I got to talk with Mr. Flowers briefly last year. I told him that I had wanted to be part of FIRST since about 1980. It was nearly a quarter-century later when my son entered high school and I joined the TechnoKats as a mentor. - Alan Anderson [more] |
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25-03-2010, 21:02
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Re: How involved are your mentors?
Our mentors suggest ideas and prototype alongside us but the actual robot is basically student designed and built.
However the trend is slightly toward increased mentor involvement as there's a lot we could learn from them that we don't take advantage of as much. 
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