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 You pick the best person for the job whether they are black, white, asian, hispanic, female, or male; NOT so you 'look good' when they publish your team picture in the school paper, but because they can get the job done right, on time, with a passion. - Pavan Dave [more] |
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07-03-2005, 08:57 AM
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Re: Anonymous Testimony
And students are not the only ones whose lives are changed by the FIRST program. I would never have chosen to become involved with teenagers except for joining my son's team. WOW! I have learned so much and been so inspired by my interactions with the students on the team. I've loved watching the students grow into their roles on the team.
I think that had this program been around during my high school years (and had someone thought to invite me to join it) I would have been so much happier. Think about someone in your classes who might benefit by joining FIRST and invite them to a meeting. Maybe it's the guy who doesn't stop drawing in his notebook in class, or the girl who writes the best essays in English. What team can't use their skills? |
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