Cal Poly Pomona robotics competition

Teja Kankanala, 10, of Collegewood Elementary eagerly watches to see which robot will be knocked out of the ring first. The robotics program emphasizes problem-solving rather than work sheets.

( Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times / May 19, 2009 )

Teja Kankanala, 10, of Collegewood Elementary eagerly watches to see which robot will be knocked out of the ring first. The robotics program emphasizes problem-solving rather than work sheets.

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