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The power of 4-H robotics
One of the newest 4-H projects to hit the streets in recent times has met with great success and excitement. And why not? It offers individual development, opportunities to work as a member of a team, involvement with technology, experiences with problem solving, competition, travel AND it is attractive to adolescents. What is this magical project called? 4-H Robotics!
Source: www.4-h.org
4-H logo image derived from:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4-H#mediaviewer/File:4H_Emblem.svg
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John Payne
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