text: Many teachers would argue that the creation of student-designed projects would be unimportant to the curriculum, as they don't truly focus on something that needs to be taught. However, the importance of student-designed projects is to encourage them to be creative and to not be stuck in the mindset of just passing the class, instead opening their eyes to new ideas and allowing them to think outside the box.the policy change should not happen when it come to kids and there sports they take it seriously they want to be just like there idols they want to do something great many kids are not able to learn they think their nothing because it is hard for them to lear and one thing they think there good at is there sports the policy should be that if a child is playing sports and has lower than a c he has to take after school tutoring and at least stay in a c area the kids play sports so they feel better about them selves they like it there good at it they want to be the school hero and get wins but in class the struggle the just don't get the work it confuses them a they try hard but its some after school tutoring they need to kick some one of a team is pretty harsh they want to be on that team the work holds them back besides it puts a lot of pressure on them because they have a lot of work form about 6 or 7 classes each asking them to do specific big projects that can take weeks to make they also have to do homework read and they have practice for there sports the policy change is just going to hurt them even more on there grades they need the sports to keep them on track it teaches self-discipline and hard work that pushes them to do better on every thing even there school work that policy is basically asking the kids to know it all or they wont be on the team its pressuring a b is pretty high near an A its just hard trying to maintain all of that school work because you forget things easily the policy should not change if a child who plays sports is failing a class is required to take a after school tutoring sessionDetermined, I sprinted across the soccer field to get open for a pass. My teammate was pushing the ball towards the opposing team's goal and I wanted to ensure that we would score. I ran right past two or three defenders and called for the ball. He kicked me the perfect pass right through the middle of their defense. During those two seconds the ball soared over to me, all I could think about was scoring that goal. Once the ball reached me I chested the ball in order to control it, then fired a shot straight into the bottom right corner of the net! The score was now 2-1 with us in the lead, late in the second half. I smiled and silently thanked my parents for making me play this sport. Thanks to this experience, I have been driven to write an essay regarding extracurricular activities. Recently, our principal has decided to make extracurricular activities required. He states that every student must participate in at least one extracurricular activity. While not everybody is on board yet, yes, it is a good idea to require extracurricular activities in schools.