text: Another example is my friends, who aren't big on working over the summer because they don't want to waste their free time before school starts. Usually, they spend their summer going to the mall, skate park, the pool and each others houses. However, once the school released a summer project from one of their teachers, they knew they had to buckle down and do it to get out of the way so they can have the rest of their summer instead of procrastinating and being behind everyone else when school started and not having much time to spend the rest of their summer. Some people may argue that student-based projects can be self managed and allow students to be responsible to buckle down to complete it too. Although, student based projects allow students to be responsible for doing it or not, the students who aren't responsible wouldn't put these projects as a priority to them and slack off and instead do what they want instead of trying to learn things that would benefit them throughout the school year, while teacher-based projects would make students buckle down and give them a deadline to turn these projects in when school starts making it a priority to work on for every student.