text: Many people think distractions while driving is only texting and driving but in fact, while driving, sometimes it is easy to lose focus on the road because you are on the phone or because so much could be happening around you, but this means you forget you are on the road with others, instead of by yourself. Research has it, " The available studies so far suggest that talking on the phone while driving, even hands-free, is as bad or worse than driving drunk. ... A test of 41 adults found that driving while intoxicated was actually less dangerous than driving while talking on a hand-held phone or a hands-free phone."                                                       Schools requiring students to complete summer projects to assure they continue learning during their break isn't a bad idea, but should the projects assigned be teacher-designed or student-designed? I personally, as a student would much rather prefer a student-designed project over a teacher-designed project. A lot of benefits come from letting students design their own projects. The continuation of students learning during their break is in fact important, however, students should be given the option to design their own projects that they will enjoy constructing during their brake. Students including my self don't always tend to understand instructions given to us by a teacher, so, who would students go to if they were ever confused about a certain task that had to be done on the projects designed by their teachers?