'Superpowered' STEM students take part in Brooklyn Robotics League Championship
Students across Brooklyn came together on Saturday for the Brooklyn Robotics League Championship that featured their passion for STEM-related problem solving.
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Jan 21, 2023, 11:34 PM
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across Brooklyn came together on Saturday for the Brooklyn Robotics League
Championship that featured their passion for STEM-related problem solving.
The competition marked the end of their 10-week
program, which helped the students learn how to think critically,
problem-solve, and collaborate with others.
"I love to build Legos, I’ve been building
Legos since I was four...I got to meet a lot of new people, and also learn new
skills," says Tremaine Pass, one of the competitors.
