text: "Good Morning students, welcome back to another day of school." Principal Generic_Name exclaimed into the mic. "Yesterday as you know, I told all of you that you had to do at least on extracurricular activity, but since we got so many complaints about it, I have decided to give you a choice. You can choose whether or no you want to do an extracurricular activity." Principal Generic_Name said. All of the students who complained jumped out of their seats and shouted with joy. "Phew!" They all sighed. "So much stress is lifted off of our shoulders!" The kids said excitedly.                  Imagine this: it's the last day of school, and after ten months of constant, grueling work, you have finally completed the school year. However, you learn a project has been assigned over summer break; a project which requires a lot of your time, and a lot of your effort. Not only that, but it is on a boring, irrelevant topic, which you have absolutel zero interest in; is this fair? Students get put through extreme amounts of stress over the span of the school year, and summer vacation is their break from the large amount of work and effort that they put in over the course of their 300 day journey. Although it is essential for students to continue to actively use their brain during their break, it is essential that the project should be student designed, which is proven by the students procrastination on topics they don't find interesting, their increased inclination to work on something that they find interesting, and the fact that it is their break from school.