text: In conclusion, when you are in a tough situation, multiple opinions can help you make the best choice possible. Taking the advice that people give you and seeing if it can be applied to your problem helps with any situation. When you listen to people that want to help you out, the outcome can be that you get a variety of options and opinions, you get advice on how to make your own choices, and people that are wiser that you could help you out from their personal experiences. The next time you can possible get out of a problem, seek multiple options, it will help you in the long run.  Research indicates that students forget almost one-third of what they learned during the school year over summer. Without consistent reinforcement of learned material over the summer, students lose essential knowledge about concepts that are going to be built upon in the next school year. In response to that, schools have started to require students to complete summer projects to assure they continue learning during their break to prevent minimal loss of information. These projects will allow students to retain knowledge and learn over the break so they are prepared for the next school year. The summer projects should be teacher-designed because teachers are knowledgable about the information students need to learn, student-designed projects may lead them to do the project incorrectly, and students may not make their summer projects challenging enough to learn new concepts.