text: Doing right toward others and yourself doesn't just mean getting good grades or achieving an award, but it means doing the right thing. Asking others for advice can ensure that you are doing right toward others and yourself. When doing this, you can seek out understanding of the problem you are facing, which can be an important skill for people to have. Throughout asking others for advice, you can relieve stress by knowing what you did was right, and you can be assured that what you are doing is safe and responsible, which won't have side effects that could harm or hurt others. A simple skill, asking others for help or advice, can truly make in impact in others and yourself.I disagree but at the same time i agree with it, because that i feel like the students should get to choose if they want to participate in an activity involving school, its not really the principle job to make the students participate in an school activity. The principle shouldn't have that rule because he don't know whats going on at home, students might have a funeral to go to, they might have to visit a relative and that is some of the reasons why he shouldnt have the rule.