text: Overall, the importance of a student-designed project comes from its value in motivating students to further their knowledge on a topic that they are genuinely interested in. With having no restrictions in picking a topic, students can enjoy researching and learning as well as increase their capabilities in both, without it feeling like a task that needs to be completed and cannot be evaded. Not only will this motivate students to examine what fields of study they are interested in, it can also open their minds to creating complex questions and intricate explanations to them, which a teacher-designed project lacks as it is catered to everyone at a standard level of difficulty. Through designing their own project, students are exposed to and deeply involved in the different parts of the creative process, which is key to their learning. i dont relly see a use for that i mean what whoul you use it for if kids are mad its not thats hard to see if there mad or not why would we need an computer to do it for us when we can do it ourselfs and i dont know how much money it would cost but i imagan it would be a lot and for what telling us if a kid is mad i understand for reserch pouposis but not for really anything diffrent. now that i read the passage even further now i see some more use of the computer for kids that do not want to ask for help and they just sit there all confused and dont do anything about it the teacher can go up to them and ask if they need help maby in like a big collage becuse i dont think school computors could handle it like they say in the passage our computors at home could not handle the complex agrithomes and i dont think a lot of schools have the money to do that Dear Principal: