text: In conclusion, summer projects should be teacher-designed because they allow the teachers to more easily evaluate the students' work, shows the student what kinds of assignments they will recieve, and shows the student what to prepare for once school starts. Teacher-designed projects will be easier for the teacher to grade, because they can be of uniform design be graded equally. Additionally, they show students what assignments will be like and show the student if they need to work on different aspects of their work, such as research. Finally, teacher-designed projects will show students what aspects of curriculum they need to work on, such as different types of math. On their own, students may not be able to learn the curriculum or work aspects, so the teachers must design projects to help them out. When given the choice between a teacher-designed summer project and a student-designed project, choose teacher-designed in order to help the students learn and prepare. Should people be allowed to use their cell phone while driving a vehicle? The answer to that question is a very complex one. You would have to be very specific when it comes to this because you have texting while driving, calling someone/ answering a phone call while driving, and lastly using social media while driving. Using your phone while driving is definitely a risk, but it also depends on what you are doing on that cell phone.