text: It's not a surprise when students go to their teachers ; not knowing how to complete their assignments. Although, there is absolutely nothing wrong with students asking for help, but I know teachers get tired of repeating themselves. That is why giving students a student-designed project would increase their independence. Back in middle school ; when I went to Generic_School. My English teacher assigned a winter break project. The only requirement was to be creative. My English teacher had come to the conclusion that giving out a rubric would stress out the entire class. Since then, I've been more open to design my own projects. No more : "How do you do this?" or, "Could you repeat that please?" I am fully aware of what is needed to be done on my own. That independence is just the thing students need to succeed. Some may argue and say that giving students independence would only stunt their work performance. They could even say that students need that sense of reform. However, trying to reform your students would only be in vain. How are students going to fully understand if teachers don't give them the space to be independent? In fact, their work performance would gradually increase. Students take extra time to complete their assignments whenever they get up to ask their teacher a question. Now would you rather have your student waste their work time? Or, would you rather have your student independently do their work?