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​STUDENTS GROUPS

  • Kids should work in groups on 1-3. Any more than 3, and some students will muck around and be non-productive
  • Random groups work well, especially when it is early on in their robotics experience, but usually kids prefer to choose their groups. 
  • It's good to change groups for each project. If kids know the groups have to change for each project, then they cooperate better with those students who lack social skills.
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