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Senior FGC Robotics Team Selected; “no one really loses these competitions”

-3 young ladies out of 5 members selected-

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
August 28, 2022
in Education & Technology, News
4 or the 5 members of Team Guyana 2022.
From left: Ariel Taylor, Keeland Cummings, Italy Ton-Chung,Lateisha  McArthur, Tarico Henry is missing

4 or the 5 members of Team Guyana 2022. From left: Ariel Taylor, Keeland Cummings, Italy Ton-Chung,Lateisha McArthur, Tarico Henry is missing

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This year, members of Guyana’s senior robotics team will build a robot which will compete against robots created by players representing 180 countries in the world.  Past teams representing Guyana have performed creditably in competition,  STEMGuyana Director, Karen Abrams, when asked for a comment, stated, “the goal of these competitions is really to inspire future STEM leaders in every country, so fundamentally no one really loses these competitions”

STEMGuyana today announced the names of the 2022 Robotics National Team members who will travel to Geneva, Switzerland to represent Guyana in the annual First Global Robotics Competition.  10 members were shortlisted from more than 40 young people who heeded the call to try out for the team. 


Members of STEMGuyana teamed up with GTT to exhibit at the finals of the Science Fair
The final five members selected to travel to Geneva, Switzerland in October 2022 are Tarico Henry, Ariel Taylor, Lateisha McArthur, Keeland Cummings and Italy Ton-Chung.  Keeland and Ariel have been members of STEMGuyana’s Sports Hall STEM club for 4+ years and have competed at the junior IYRC level, while Italy Ton-Chung has contributed significantly to STEMGuyana’s television production of Robin the Robot which airs every Saturday morning on the Learning Channel.

The first round of evaluations was open to applicants from every region of Guyana and was hosted online.  Following that process, 20 were selected for further evaluations and then the semi-final 10 – T’Sehai Holder, Keeland Cummings, Ariel Taylor, Navendra Kumar, Xaria Holder, Lateisha McArthur, Nailah Fordyce, Italy Ton-Chung, Tarico Henryand Zionara Lawrence were selected.

The shortlisted 10 members were required to learn to use the Engineering Design process to work on prototypes of machines, this process required them to collaborate, problem solve, innovate, think critically, speak confidently and communicate their ideas convincingly.  Members were also evaluated based on their skill at controlling the robot on the competition floor.

Long time STEMGuyana member, coach, administrator and mentor will accompany the team as Manager. Three remaining mentors, including  former Team Guyana member and Coach Joshua Reece (Technical) and a parent mentor will be recruited to accompany the team.
First Global’s mission is to inspire leadership and innovation in youth from all nations by empowering them through education in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics — also known as STEM.

 

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