text: "Alright class," Generic_Name's teacher said while students entered the room, "Can anyone answer this question?" No one made a sound. Everyone stared at the teacher pointing to the equation on the board. It was so quiet, you could hear the pin drop from Generic_Name's desk. Generic_Name knew the answer, but he was scared to answer. Generic_Name's teacher sighed. She said, "Today we will start a group project. I'll assign groups. Remember to work together." Generic_Name moaned and expected the worst. His group ended up being consisted of students that didn't know how to work together. They ended up arguing over everything "What happened to 'teamwork'?" the teacher asked, startled. Generic_Name answered, "Well if we had more opportunities to work with other people, we might know more about teamwork." "I better talk to the principal for more teamwork opportunities," Generic_Name's teacher said, shaking her head. I agree with the principal's decision that all students must participate in at least one extracurricular activity because students can make friends, increase self confidence, and develop teamwork skills.