text: So overall, just think about their knowledge on the topic, what feelings they may have towards you, and their bias. Make sure they know what they are talking about and not just saying stuff they made up on the spot. Think about how your relation may impact how they answer. Most importantly, consider their bias and reason for telling you what they told you. We have to make sure people get second opinions but more importantly, think about the response and not just accept it!When you were a child do you remember when your parents would force you to play a sport, hangout with someone you didn't like, or make you do anything you did not want to do? It would feel like a chore not like a fun activity, even when it was meant to be fun. This would be the same concept if we forced students to do a extracurricular. I disagree with making it required to do a extracurricular activity because it should be the students choice, the teams would suffer, and some students don't have the time.