text: So It's time we finished growing are flower. We'll give it some sunlight to take a better look. A student-designed assignment can be helpful to all students even when they dont need it. By giving the students many choices to make the work they put out personal,reative,straightforward,simple and etc. . These choices and options given to them make the information they learned and the work they did more impactful. Which means a student-designed project can leave an impact. So for that reason these projects should be student-designed.In the article Making Mona Lisa Smile Dr. Paul Eckman creator of FACS (Facial Action Coding System). I think the that the technology should be used in classrooms because it can detect the emotion of the students. I think it would be good because the technology cna se if the students are getting tired or they are angry about somthing or sad about something. This technology would be good for teachers to they can see if someone is getting bored and they need to change the lesson a little bit or they student is getting tired and they can get the student(s) up and moving around so they are not tired. Another reason I think this technology would be good is because if the students are working on homework or a project in class they can see the student(s) emotion change and see if the student(s) like what they are worki ng on based on they facial expression. My final argument why this technology would be good for in the classroom is because if you are watching a movie in class the teacher can detect your facial expression and see if you are enjoying what you are watching or if you are upset or angry about what you are watching.I believe that the face of Mars is just a natural landform because there is no such thing as aliens living upon us. Another reason is that Mars could've got hit by an astroid that came from the Astroid Belt, or maybe could've had a volcanic eruption. I know this because in the passage from the article it said, "Thousands of anxious web surfers were waiting when the image first appeared on a JPL web site, revealing.... a natural land form."