The Robotics Championship
by Rao Marupudi
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38 pages
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Ages 10–13
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Teamwork
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Even the best player needs a team. Aya Nakamura has been coding since she was eight, so of course she's the RoboRavens' lead programmer. But the robot keeps missing, and Aya is staying later and later, rewriting code alone. Her teammates have noticed things she hasn't. Will she stop long enough to listen before the State Championship? A story about teamwork and collaboration. Ages 10-13, Grades 5-8.
- Programming — writing instructions a computer follows
- Prototype — an early version you test and improve
- Debug — to find and fix a mistake in code
- Collaborate — to work together on one job
- Championship — a final competition to find the best
- Delegate — to share tasks among a team
- Feedback — advice about how to do better
- Perspective — the way someone else sees a problem
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