text: In conclusion, getting advice from more than one person has its rewards. My reasoning is because you have more options to choose from, one person may trouble answering your question, and another person may have more knowledge about your question. Ask someone who has more experience with what you want to know. Also, go to someone you trust, and someone who will give you factual information. "The right people will be with you to help you answer all of your questions." ~UnknownI've never had to complete a summer project before, but I know some schools do. The students may not be too thrilled about it, but these projects help them be more engaged and continue learning while they are on summer break. There are different ways that school can help make these projects at least a little bit more bearable for the students, like letting them design it themselves. Some people may believe that summer projects should be teacher-designed, but projects that are designed by the students themselves gives them more creative freedom, makes the project more enjoyable, and teaches students new things even when they aren't at school.