text: In conclusion, the idea of driverless cars cannot be comepletely viable for safety of passengers and safety of citizens on the side of the street. There is no way driverless cars could be able to completely predict a real drivers movements. The cars could be hard for everyone to buy and adapt to. Last, you cannot find true blame for a driverless cars action when there is not anyone to blame. The driverless cars will not work in a society that is not ready for it.If you ask any school aged kid what their favorite season is, with the exception of very few, they will all tell you the same thing; Summertime. For a kid who has to wake at the crack of dawn, spend 7 hours doing work they likely wouldnt be doing if they weren't forced to, and then return home only to do homework, sleep, and then repeat all over again, summertime is pure heaven. It's a time for them to relax and spend their days baking in the sun and splashing in the pool with friends. In all this bliss, how can we expect children to keep themselves motivated on the schoolwork they left behind in the cooler months? Learning during the summer months would be heightened and more effective if summer projects were designed by teachers.