text: Every student has a different outlook on school. Some come in ready to learn and others are trying to complete the day. If a student knew about this software and thought it could help them stay interested in their lesson, a teacher should allow them to experiment. Otherwise, if the student did not know about the software, this is an invasion of privacy. The Facial Action Coding System should be optional in a classroom setting, because many students would not be interested. A software can read the expression of a student, but can not change their perception of lessons or schooling. "Ugh, I don't want to join any sports or clubs!" Generic_Name complained. "You know, this could be good," Generic_Name said. "I just don't see how participating in a extracurricular activity should be required," Generic_Name replied. "Those sports or clubs will definitely be way more fun if you have a good attitude!" Generic_Name exclaimed. "Ugh, I hate how you're always right," Generic_Name laughed. "I'm always right, so let's go grab a sheet off the desk!" Generic_Name exclaimed. Generic_Name and Generic_Name both chose to try out for the volleyball team. "Generic_Name, I have a feeling like trying out for volleyball will turn out really great for us in the future," Generic_Name said finally. "Generic_Name," Generic_Name said beaming, "I think so too." Generic_Name and Generic_Name would've never believed what would be waiting for them ahead in life. Many people join clubs or teams because they either want to discover something new they can enjoy, or because they love that club and the benefits. Students should participate in at least one extracurricular activity because they could find a new hobby, they would become more involved with what's happening at their school, and it can be very beneficial for their future.