text: Woah! DID YOU SEE THAT!? Those are all the choices that flew by. Here let's grab one. how about this? I have the choice of making my project about my vacation. Maybe I'll use my vacation stories to explain something in oceanography. I'll make a poster presentation and draw the visuals or use pictures I took on the trip. Let's say I hate the arts and crafts style. No poster! That's fine, I could choose to write an essay on the vacation. While reading, on the surface level it has nothing to do with the topic but by the end of the assignment It's the most perfect comparison ever made. Maybe I can turn that essay into a cardboard model with even more info and visuals to convey my message. So many possibilities for each and every student. These are the choices students can make if they are given them and these choices can be very creative and personal. Those two attributes make everything understandable and meaningful. (Think of them as water going up a two way stem leading the benefits of choice up towards the petals.) Especially something like a assignment in the summer. It's one thing to do work during the school year. Sure we have to do things we don't want to but, during the summer?! I mean, you're already pushing your luck when you ask me to do chores. All personal and silly comments aside, when something I dislike becomes easy to digest, simple to convey, extremely fun and meaningful. It's obvious we made the right choice altogether. Something was done correct.