Carl Hayden's Robotic Analysis

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The robotics team from Carl Hayden high school faces many hardships individually and collectively. An obstacle that they faced was money issues, and they were on a tight budget. Oscar also had an obstacle. He couldn’t join the military because he was undocumented. The money issue is stated in paragraph 17, It states the following “Despite the donations, they were still on a tight budget.” This sentence proves that they have money issues, and they raised a total of $800, and it is stated in paragraph 17 as well, “Oscar and his team raised a total of about $800.” As it is stated in the text before, the robotics team at Carl Hayden’s high school doesn’t have as much money donated to them as others teams, so that limited their options for parts, which puts them at a …show more content…

This obstacle is shown on paragraph 15, the author wrote,” Because he was undocumented- his parents had brought him to the U.S from Mexico without proper immigration papers-he couldn’t join, wouldn’t get any scholarships, and had to start figuring out what else to do with his life. Because of this, he won’t be able to get a career in the military like he wanted to and this is proven in this sentence, ”A senior, he’d been in ROTC since ninth grade and was planning on a career in the military.” This is an obstacle because it is keeping him from achieving a career in the military as it is stated from the text above. As you can see, these different kinds of obstacles they faced all prevented them from achieving something or made something difficult to achieve. From the author’s perspective there are certain factors needed to build a strong team to overcome the obstacles the team faces. Davis, the author, thought that one of the factors necessary to build a strong team is to have a leader who can motivate the team to do their best. Another factor that the author thinks is necessary to have in the team is to have cooperation among the team

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