text: In addition, summer projects should be designed by teachers because teachers can strengthen students' skills. Teachers can strengthen students' skills through summer projects because they can assign work that will focus on important skills. For instance, a teacher can look through their lessons and pick out the skills that will be useful to have students review such as sentence structure and grammar editing. Teachers can also improve skills through summer projects because they can include skills that other students in the past struggled with so that the new students can have a better understanding of those skills. For example, if prior students struggled with persuasion skills such as ethos, pathos, and logos, teachers can help introduce these skills to students in a way that helps them to use persuasion skills in an appropriate manner. In addition, teachers can enhance students' skills because they can improve potential difficulties to achieve student accuracy. An example of this is teachers that know a particular topic such as counterclaims may be slightly tedious to students, so they help students over the summer learn how to plan and organize their counterclaim. Furthermore, summer projects should be designed by teachers because they can sharpen students' skills to keep them focused.