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Input: Have you ever become ill during school days? Perhaps you felt anxious to go to school? Even wanting to learn at home than school itself? If you answered yes to any of these questions than distance learning would be most beneficial for you. Distance learning is now an option for some schools for students to attend classes from home by the form of online or video conferencing. Simply imagine being able to partake in your education at the luxury of your home. Distance learning would be beneficial to students who are rather sick, socially anxious, and eager to learn as they will be able to attend classes at home with no harm. If you are ever feeling ill, you most definitely do not want to attend school as you are not feeling well and you could cause your fellow peers to become ill as well. When you do not attend school, however, you are missing out on a lot of quality learning. You may certainly be able to pick up the assignments you had in class, but doing them on your own may prove to be rather difficult. Thanks to distance learning, you are now able to attend classes that may support you in your education in a lot of different ways compared to not having any learning at all. When you learn at home when you are ill you do not have to worry about causing harm to your peers and your humble abode is a place where you can feel safe and comfortable. Illness can be many different things but no matter what it is it may be better for you to stay at home. In fact, you are most likely to be better supported at home as you can consume whatever food or medicine you need to make yourself feel better while learning something that will benefit you. I can recall many times when I was ill and I just sat at home doing nothing when I could actually be doing something through distance learning. The vast majority of individuals can agree that something is better than nothing. Social anxiety is rather common among students, especially with teenagers across the country. Sometimes you just do not have the mentality to communicate with your peers effectively or you want to be alone due to other factors that may be causing your social anxiety. Unfortunately, there are not a lot of resources for these students to access or they are simply too scared to access them. Personally, I have felt this in days where I did not want to go to school at all due to bullying, peer pressure, and more. Students who feel anxious when going to school are typically fine in every other regard. With distance learning, these students are truly able to take the great opportunity of attending classes at home. Your education should not be at stake due to social anxiety, and this option changes that for the better. Those eager students that are academically successful may find this opportunity to be quite useful as well. You see, it is quite possible for students to attend their classes both at school and at home. This is beneficial to those who seek to advance within their path to graduation. For example, I did something similar with Virtual Loudoun, a program that allows you to take courses online for many reasons, one of them being to advance at an accelerated rate. There is also the high possibility that students may find their classes at school going to slow or being too easy. Through distance learning, you are able to work at your own pace as there is not a group of students needing to be helped or you are waiting on to continue a lesson. It is truthfully a marvelous thing for schools to offer such an excellent option to students who may need it or simply wish to have those great benefits. Whether you are ill, have social anxiety, or simply wanting to learn more, distance learning is beneficial towards you and many other groups. It is a shame that many schools do not offer distance learning as they are doing a disservice by not allowing students to have these benefits that other schools are offering. Students should make their voices be heard and call for schools who do not offer distance learning to immediately offer the option due to its great benefits. There is no doubt in my mind that any student body would not want this option being available to them. You should also call for schools to offer this as an option, as anyone can request for it to happen. If you don't, you are letting all of these great benefits that should be offered not exist to students that genuinely need them. Take the time to stand for what you need, it will only take you minutes to grant you hours of quality education.

Output: Discuss the benefits of distance learning for students who may be ill, socially anxious, or academically advanced.


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Input: Personally i agree with the principals decision to have all the students participate in at least one extracurricular activity. Depending on the activity chosen you could have a lot of fun doing these activities can help you relax and focus and help for a long term like trying to get a job or giving a better look to your self these activities could be dancing, playing an instrument or simply reading. The activities are designed so that you could be as calm and focused as possible. The reason that these activities that i stated maybe relaxing to most students is the fact that it could help them go into their own world and escape what could possibly be going on in their life. . for instance doing the school council or maybe helping a teacher could be fun depending on said students interests. But then there are the students whom find playing a sport witch is great too! It can help keep them active and feeling good. these activities will show up on your job application and possibly your resame in the future. Another way it could help in the future is that it could help by giving you skills that others might not have therefor, giving you the one up on getting that position in the job field they would like to go in. I feel like the principal did this so that we could succeed in life and say that al the students he\she had had can and will succeed with flying stars. these activities could help us relax and focus more so that we could do well in and out of school. they can allow us to have fun in what we are doing. also,they could help us do well in the future giving us the skills that we could use to be able to succeed in life and school so that we can live well.

Output: Explain the benefits of participating in extracurricular activities and how they can help students succeed in both school and life. Use personal experiences and examples to support your argument.


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Input: Many schools offer a variety of extracurricular activities that students can participate in. Although many students are recognized for all of the activities they do, some of their fellow students do not participate in any. There are many excuses children and teens come up with as to why they can't participate, but there are a couple logical reasons that support their case. If a principal made every student engage in an extracurricular activity, I would disagree. I do not think students should be forced to do certain activities they may not have the money to participate, they may be shy and performing in a sport or club is out of their comfort zone, they may not have enough time. If you are involved in sports there are many expenses that come with the honor. You have to buy the right shoes and clothes to practice in, but that's not all. Getting training lessons for the activity can be very expensive and a hard task to achieve. Also, their parents might want to use the money for other things that are important to them like a family vacation, or eating out. Lastly, they may be participating in an activity out of school that is expensive, and having to pay for both a school activity, and after school activity can be difficult. if it is your first time doing so, it can be very nerve-racking. Many teens know what they would have to experience if they participated, and after thinking about the hardships, they might decide to nothing at all. They may have an older sibling or friend to help them, but many students do not. Having a friend participate in the sport or club with you can be a great advantage, but some teens do not get that advantage. So forcing them to participate in an activity where they have no one to talk to during practice or to cheer them on, can make the activity seem boring. Some parents work late so finding a ride home or getting everything prepared for the activity can be hard. Also, a lot of students work on homework after school, if they played a sport or participated in a club, they may not have enough time to accomplish their studies, which in my opinion is the most important task of all. Students may not manage their time wisely. Finishing homework, participating in an activity, and still having a little free time at the end of the day is a lot to juggle. Without unlimited time on your hands, he or she may feel overwhelmed and stressed, which can lead to bigger problems. although I would respect the principal's ultimate decision, I disagree with her statement. Students should not have to be involved in an extracurricular activity. They should be able to choose if they want to participate in an activity. Ultimately, the students choice should be prioritized, because they know their own strengths, and there are a couple reasons to support my claim. The student may not have the money to do so, it may be out of their comfort zone, and lastly they may not have enough time, and forcing them to participate in an activity would bring stress onto their shoulders.

Output: Should schools require all students to participate in extracurricular activities? Provide reasons to support your argument for or against mandatory participation.


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When you have to make a choice in a situation you don't feel confident in the situation you will ask for advice; logically speaking, the more advice you get, the better your decision will be. place of discomfort bias lacking the confidence. This can apply in scenarios of where the decision maker is in a place of discomfort. Being selected by yourself alone can be stressful enough, but when you must make a decision about a topic you may be uncomfortable with the end results can be deafening. The amount of pressure that would be placed on that person's shoulders alone could be extremely hurtful, and if they aren't even comfortable with the topic in the beginning than they just couldn't make a clear choice
But when they are gifted compassion and advice, they will be able to make a choice that was not created through a state of panic but a state of calm.
 the decision maker has thoughts of bias. A biased opinion would be one that was created out of personal thoughts alone without further research, and to have those sources in order to make a decision that will effect others who disagree with it.
When two different opinions are met, they will most likely either fight for their opinion, or accept that other people are allowed to have separate opinions about certain things. A biased person will not be able to do that without help. As long as there is bias, there will be a strong lining of stubbornness that will need to be broken down by facts and reasoning. The advice given by others will eventually do so, and then the decision maker will be able to present a fair, just, and unbiased choice. lacking confidence in themselves to making the possibly life-effecting choice. The kind of things that may be racing though a their heads would make it unbearable to decade what to do, you must have full confidence in order to make a choice that is set in stone.
When you ask advice, you ask from different point of view, one that has full confidence in themselves in order to give you an honest answer. The only to learn is through experience, therefore, the decision maker figure out on their own how to gain confidence by listening to someone who has confidence and is giving them advice. the best way to make a fair decision is seeking multiple opinions from others in order to make the better choice.
Through advice, people who do not feel comfortable in the situation they are in will be able to give an answer that will be worth it; people of bias will be able to see past their personal views and give an equal answer; People who are not confident enough in themselves to make an exact answer will be able to learn and use those moments of submissiveness into teaching moments. Everyone deserves to make a choice, but there are always some people who need some help discovering it.

Output: Explain the importance of seeking advice when making a decision in a situation where one lacks confidence or is biased. Use examples to illustrate how seeking advice can lead to a fair and just decision.


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People ask for advice and feedback almost everyday. It could be advice regarding fashion, education, or artistic feedback. For example, imagine a student finishing a project she's been working on for quite awhile. Before turning the assignment in, this student will most likely ask her peers for their opinions on it. However, notice how she won't ask one single person, rather multiple people for feedback. Seeking multiple opinions and advice can help someone make better decisions understanding and seeing different perspectives on the subject, receiving new ideas they previously have never thought of. Asking a single person for his opinion will only result in one perspective of the topic . If people were to ask and receive only one response, the outcome becomes very limited and may not connect with a large audience. In order for it to apply to the audience, everyone would have to have the exact same thought process and opinions as the person the author asked; which is very unlikely. If someone wishes to connect with a variety of people, in this case a larger audience, they must have an understanding of many perspective and points of view. This way the outcome will apply to more people with different thoughts and opinions. When someone gives feedback, it's usually based off of the original idea that was given. However, there are scenarios where the advice given provides a brand new idea regarding the topic Asking more than one person for advice and feedback allows a person to suggest ideas and concepts one may never have thought of. To put into context, a student asks her peer for feedback regarding her art project. While most of her friends give feedback and opinions that relate to her project, one of her friends gives advice that suggests a new idea to add onto her original project. Not only does the student know how to strengthen what she has already made, she can now add a new element that benefits her assignment.
 Seeking multiple opinions and advice can be beneficial to someone because it can provide new ideas that previously have never been thought of, and help understand different perspectives on the topic. It's always important to ask for assistance and feedback when you need it. Because receiving that constructive criticism and working with it reassures the outcome is successful and applies to a larger audience. Overall, asking peers for their opinions can be an eye opener, and refresh one's mind in order to get their point across a variety of people. The more feedback one receives, the stronger the outcome becomes.

Output: Explain the benefits of seeking multiple opinions and advice when making decisions, using examples from different fields such as fashion, education, and art. How can receiving feedback from a variety of sources help to understand different perspectives and provide new ideas? How does seeking feedback from multiple sources ensure that the outcome is successful and applicable to a larger audience?


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Studying Venus has the good and the bad. You find out so much about your planet and others. Like whybdonthey call Venus an "Evening Star" when its actually a planet. With Venus being provern a very challenging place to examine, ist hard to find out more abiut it. Studying Venus is a worthy pursuit despite that dangers.
 One of the big dangers studying Venus is the temperature Venus is the hottes planet in our solar system. The planets temperature averages over 800 degrees Fahrenheit. The atmospheric pressure is 90 time greater than then on our planet. The conditions are way more extreme then what we've encounter on Earth. In addition to the heat there's erupting valcanoes, powerful earthquakes, and frequent lightning strikes. We could be living on Venus. Venus has the most Earth-like planet in our solar system. Venus used to be covered with oceans that could've supported various forms of life. Even today Venus has rocky sediment, valleys, mountains, and craters. Venus is an opttion for a planetary visit. There are solutions for the temperature. NASA's solution is to let scientist float above the fray. A vehicle hovering 30 miles above the Venusian landscape. It would be like airplanes flying over storms, but in this case its a blimp-like vehicle flying over the 800 degree surface. The vehicle would be thirty-plus miles above the surface. Solar power would be plentful anc radiation would not exceed Earth levels, survivable but not easy conditions. Trying to meet the challenge by Venus has value. Human curiosity will most likely lead us to many intimidating endeavors. With the dangers studing Venus, helps us incase we need to move to another planet. Studying Venus is dangerous but, it has its perks.

Output: Explain the challenges and benefits of studying Venus, including its extreme temperature and atmospheric pressure, as well as the potential for discovering new information about the planet's past and potential for future exploration. Additionally, discuss NASA's proposed solution for studying Venus and the potential implications for future space exploration.


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Input: Everyday people die in car accidents, because they use their cell phones while driving. According to research, cell phones are leading factors to most car accidents. Despite danger, people still use cell phones because they want to keep in touch with other people. Moreover, people use arguments that phones are necessary in emergency situations Although, some people support using cell phone while driving, evidence have shown that people should avoid talking while driving. Opponents whose work depend on cell phones such as lawyers, always have to be able to answer the phone to keep their business running However, they can create dangerous situations like a collision or accident. Business issues can be dangerous while driving, because emotional reactions can end in a tragedy. The conversation that the driver is having might upset them, and lower their ability to drive, this can lead to an accident. So if people don't decide to put their cell phones away, they could take a lot of innocent lives. Some people predict that hand-free set is safe because people can drive using two hands. Although, hand-free devices don't eliminate accidents it worsen it by suggesting this gesture is safe. Even headsets can be unsafe because it can distract the driver from the road. When the car swerves unexpectedly or a pedestrian is in the road, the mind lacks the amount of react time need to prevent an accident from happening. So the problem isn't holding the steering wheel and cell phone at the same time, but it's just the simple fact that the conversation and lack of reaction at that moment. People argue cell phones are good because they give an opportunity to make a call in case of emergency When you need your cell phone the most it's hard to find because they are stuck in the car Drivers around the world shouldn't full depend on their cell phones, because if the car accident is terrible a cell phone wouldn't help at that moment. OnStar is a service that deal with in-vehicle security and emergency problems. Therefore, cell phones are unnecessary while driving. Concluding, if people don't give up cell phones the number of fatalities on the roads will still increase. Its people responsibility to not their own and others people lives at risk. No matter how right you think it is, it's a state law to not use cell phones while driving. Don't be a selfish driver on the road.

Output: What are the dangers of using cell phones while driving and how do they contribute to car accidents? How do arguments for the necessity of cell phones in emergency situations and for business purposes affect the safety of drivers? What are the limitations of hands-free devices and how do they worsen the risk of accidents? What alternatives to cell phones exist for emergency situations and in-vehicle security? How can individuals take responsibility for their own safety and the safety of others on the road by avoiding cell phone use while driving?


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Input: I think that the idea of driverless cars are a good idea, but I don't think they are necessary at all. They are pointless and cars should be driven manually. The idea of a safer car is too ensure the safety of passengers, drivers , and even pedestrians. Accidents are always going to happen, but it is up to drivers themselves to make this happen. A good opposition to the idea of driverless cars is the psychological aspect. In the passage, it says, "psychological aspects are really a challenge," and they should be. There is no point in having a driverless car that still needs the assistance of a human driver. Also, we aren't really saving gas amounts. The driverless cars are still going to require gasoline as fuel. In conclusion, driverless cars are not worth the investment. They will still need human assistance and drivers will be bored waiting for their turn to drive. The amount of gas needed will still be the same to power all the cars. This is why driverless cars are pointless.

Output: Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of driverless cars, including the psychological challenges they present, and argue whether or not they are a necessary investment for the future of transportation.


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People ask for advice every day. Advice has a very big impact, especially for people who are young People dont just only ask or talk to one person when seeking for advice, they ask multiple people The more people that give you advice, the more successful you will become in life if you are going to do something that has a negative outcome, multiple people can change your mind. Every person has different beliefs and views to everything and it can be very helpful at times. Someones advice can stick with you throughout your entire life and help you when you are in a tough spot. There could also be some misleading advice. For example if someone gives a piece of advice that you truly believe has a negative outcome, do not use it Some advice makes you rethink a situation and change the outcome. If you think a situation is bad and you ask someone advice, it can be very helpful. If you think someone is in a bad situation, you give them some advice too. If you give someone your advice they will be very thankful and might do the right thing.
 advice is beneficial. If someone gives you advice, you should cherish it. Advice can come from anyone, not just people you know. Advice goes a long way and it has a great impact on people. There is a also bad advice and you need to watch out for too.
Advice makes a person more successful and helps them not do negative actions towards themselves or others.

Output: Explain the impact of seeking advice from multiple people on a person's success in life and decision-making process. Discuss the benefits and potential drawbacks of receiving advice from various sources, including the importance of discerning between good and bad advice. Provide examples to support your argument.


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Input: The face on mars is not caused by aliens, that is upcerd Aliens wouldnt make a face on mars their is no such thing of them doing so The face you see on mars is just a detailed rock formation that formed by natural causes, and also the eyes, mouth, and nose are just shadows caused by the formation. Aliens would'nt accure on mars to make a mark, if they were real they would be much farther then mars. This landform has been their for over 18 years so the odds are not aliens but erosion on the planet mars. Back then itwasnt seeable but now it is due to these erosions. If their were alians that made the formation People would've already be talking about the alien sightings. This is why the formation was not made by aliens. Also any aircrafts, small shacks, or airplains would be able to be seen in the picture due to the pixels in the camera. The camera would be able to see anything that goes on mars. All of the details that you see is just shadows from the rock That makes it look like it has eyes, a mouth, and a nose, and thats why the face is a natural land form and not made by alens.

Output: Explain why the face on Mars is not caused by aliens and provide evidence to support your argument.


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If my principal had decided that
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students must participate in at least one extracurricular activity for example students could participate in sports, work on the year book, or serve on the student council. I would strongly disagree there is people like me that dont want to do sports and would just rather go straight home after along day of school some could not physically do sports or stuff like that lastly i think i will just make students mad so you will have a lot of students yelling and talking back and not doing what they are supposed to do.
 I don't think you should be forced to play a sport or something like because if you want to do it you will do it so there is no need to be force by principal. After school people just want to go home school is long enough so having an after school activity will just make some people upset and because I will be mad if i get forced to participate in an activity that will take time out of my day, and besides people have stuff to do also after school, some people dont have time for that. Some students have disabilities so some of them won't be able to do that stuff and they have to go straight home after school. i'm just saying if the principal does that there will be a lot of complaints for example why do they have to do it and we have stuff to do this is not fare. If all the students will be forced to do something like that they will all be tired the next day because some people are just not used to it like me for example. I dont think it is wrong sports are very good for you for example sports are good exercise and you could try something new, and you could even learn that you like a sport, but if some one wants to do an activity or play sports they can do it on there own they dont have to be forced for that stuff if you want to do it you will do it if you dont you shouldn't be forced that just going to make the students mad and aggressive That should be something you supposed to do on your own.

Output: Should schools require all students to participate in at least one extracurricular activity, such as sports, yearbook, or student council? Discuss the potential benefits and drawbacks of such a policy, including the impact on students who may not be interested or able to participate, and the potential for increased student resistance and pushback. Consider alternative approaches to encouraging student involvement in extracurricular activities, and weigh the potential benefits of voluntary participation versus mandatory participation.


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Have you ever seen an illusion where it looked like a figure, but then you realize it was just something else?
Everyone has had that happen, and that is because your brain is being fooled. Recently, research shows that your brain assumes something when it looks like what you think of. For example, the pop icon, known as the "Face of Mars," has fooled many scientists as NASA, making them believe that aliens were trying to give out signals. Unlike the other scientists, I believe that this "Face on Mars" is just a natural landform that looks similar to a human face. First of all, I believe that this peculiar face was made from the winds on Mars. It is true that when erosion occurs on Earth, tiny sediments of rocks are moved away from the original rock. I believe that erosion also occurs on Mars because a rock that looks like a face does not show up all of the sudden. Also, as you can see in the picture Viking 1 photographed, you can see tiny holes on the forehead of this rock. It is my opinion that this rock was eroded at some time and started to form a figure of a face. Secondly, the picture resolution of the rock was not as clear as it is today. because of the resolution, the image looked similar to a human face. Also, at the time of 1976, scientists still believed in the theory of aliens. However, about 22 years later, the workers at NASA captured the image of the rock again, but this time they used higher resolution. Then scientists were putting it all together by finding out that this rock was not a signal coming from Martians. So because of the resolution of the picture, the sceintists assumed that the rock came from aliens. However, just because this face-like rock is from aliens doesn't mean that the theory of aliens isn't true. There are still many beliefs that aliens exist. For example, in 1957, there was a group of aliens coming toward a farmer. However, they left Earth and there were no other signs of aliens from then. Then there was the flying saucer in the sky in 2013.
Many people assumed that it was a UFO, and there are still some research about that incident today. So even though that there was no sign of life on Mars, there has to be life somewhere out in the universe. In conclusion, people still believe that the "Face on Mars" still came from aliens. Some people are like me, who believe that the rock was formed from erosion and that scientists didn't have the resolution at the time to figure out that it wasn't really a human face. Overall, the rock was just a mesa on Mars.

Output: Explain the phenomenon of visual illusions and how they can fool the brain into perceiving something that is not actually there. Use the example of the "Face on Mars" to illustrate how the brain can be tricked into assuming something based on preconceived notions and limited information. Discuss the role of resolution and perception in shaping our understanding of visual stimuli. Finally, consider the broader implications of this phenomenon for our understanding of the universe and the possibility of extraterrestrial life.


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Today, technology is rapidly advancing virtually everywhere. The iPhone, electric cars, large appliances, and many more useful new technological inventions have improved and helped assist everyone with their everyday tasks in a quick and resourceful manner. The new technology of the modern world is in workplaces, homes, and best of all, schools. Technology in school has rapidly increased especially as every student at Generic_School now has their own laptop for their own educational use. Now every student can get their work done through a computer at school, but not every student or teacher prefers it. Therefore, today, some schools offer distance learning for students to attend classes from home by way of online testing and course learning on their own. Many students and especially parents are skeptical of these online distance courses because they think that the old fashioned way of staying in school and using paper and pencil is the optimal way of learning. On the other hand, many people think otherwise, so this has become a great debate in the system of education for many counties and individual schools. Students would benefit from being able to attend or complete a class from home because they can still complete their course or courses task's at home even if they're sick some students don't enjoy public school so taking courses at home is more comfortable for those, many teachers prefer that their course be taken online at home anyway due to the course's content and structure because it can help the student perform better. First, a big reason that a student falls behind and under performs in a class is because they missed school due to being sick and they weren't able to learn it when they got back. Attending a class online at home is a great way to stay on pace and not fall behind because all of the information is at the student's fingertips and they can complete their tests and assignments when they are ready and able. They can still also do everything at home while they are sick if they would really like, since all of their materials is already with them on their computer. This way, the student will not fall behind in class, there is less stress, and they won't under perform on their exams because they are still able to learn the information they need on their laptop as usual. On the other hand, if a student is sick and cannot go to school that day, they miss all of their class papers and notes from that day and cannot usually make up what they missed. For this reason, online courses are a much safer and reliable way of learning that do not have the stress of missing a full day of information at school. Online courses may also have to be used for every course anyway before long due to the rapid spread and worry over the lethal Corona Virus, which can close schools and put people in quarantine for weeks. Next, many students today are uncomfortable at a public school setting, so they are unable to perform as well in their classes and they don't do well with other people. Some are just naturally shy and others just simply do not like working with others. For this reason, attending online classes at home is a great alternative for these students who are not socially comfortable. This way, students can complete projects on their own at home and they can stay focused on their tasks without the awkward feeling of having to worry about others at public school. Another strong quality of attending and completing an online course is that many online courses have fun and interactive lessons that keep a student engaged in the lesson, rather than sitting in a classroom and doing nothing because they are bored of the teaching or they are once again, just uncomfortable socially in a public setting. One on one online video conferencing is also easier for students to talk to their teachers if they need help because they may feel uneasy when speaking to a teacher or others in person. As a result, they also can learn things in an online course that they may not have ever learned if they were taking that certain course in a public school setting. Lastly, many teachers prefer and advise that a course be taken online and at home due to the structure and content of the course because they believe the students will perform stronger by taking the course online. For example, many students take Econ and Personal Finance online at home during the summer because it doesn't necessarily need a full school year to complete and it can all be self taught through interactive lessons and simulations. These simulations could include learning to complete a tax form or something of the sort that can be completed individually. Also, many English courses can be taken online and some teachers encourage it because many English classes are writing oriented, in which much of the class involves writing essays and research papers on a computer anyway. Therefore, just attending a course such as these at school can be extra work and a potential waste of a students time since it can all be self taught and completed at home online. Teachers specifically may prefer online courses a lot of the time because they do not want to repeat the same exact information to every single one of their class periods and that is usually self explanatory anyway. When courses are taken online at home, the teachers are able to structure the course into interactive courses that can be self taught and completed individually, so that the students can be more successful on their own, rather than taking up a lot of extra time that is unnecessary at a classroom in school.
In conclusion, attending and completing online courses at home would be beneficial to students because the course may be learned individually without the social stress of public school, the students won't fall behind if they are sick, and many teachers advise attending courses online due to their students abilities to perform stronger in the course and its better online structure.

Output: What are the benefits of attending and completing online courses at home for students, and why is this becoming a great debate in the education system?


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In many cases there is two sides to an arguement. When there is two sides to an arguement it could go either way. In this case the arguement is about the electoral college. What is the electoral college,it is the the process, not a place. The founding fathers established it in the consitution as a compromise between election of president by a vote in congress and election of presidentby popular vote of qualilfied citizens.(stated in paragraph 1) I believe strongly that we should keep the electoral college, beacuse it keeps people from directly voting for a presdient keeps everything even and mostlikely fair. Most people think that we should get rid of the electoral college,its clearly a state of opinion. When you really sit down and think about how most people vote in the Northeast and South they are not the thoughtful voters. (said in paragraph 19 line 2 paragraph 4) Take obama for an example, he was the first black presidental canidate and most of the darker skined group of people got excited because for the first time in history a black man could be president,many blacks thought that voting for the black president would mean that they would better respersatition in office,so many blacks and some whites voted for obama to win. Not really paying much attention to what or who they were voting for. Which you could probably figure out that obama won they had the bigger vote. If we are able to keep the electoal college it would mean that wouldnt happen agian because it could go through the electorals they would choose who is best. Dont get me wrong people actually voted for obama anyways ,because of what he  stood for but most didn't. In reality most people think that the voting is unfair, like what happened with Presidnet Kennedy. Kennedy was the stronger, better canidate to be president. I believe that the electors chose right, it may not have been who the people wanted. He was way better then Nixon could ever be. That may have made the people very mad,which led to the assination of President Kennedy. Kenndey changed the country and to this day in my mind, known as one of the best presdidents we ever had. Thanks to the electoral system we had Kennedy elected instead of Nixon,could you just imagine how the country would be today. If Kennedy didnt win,or if Nixon was president just one little thing could change everything. Everything happens for a reason and having the electoral college helps. I know that Nixon has the popular vote but kennedy needed to win for the better of our country,its my state of opinion.
 Most people think that having the electoral college is bad,why? because they believe that the people should be able to vote directly. I understand how and why they believe that. When you think about votin directly it would insure the people that whoever they are voting for they would be sure to get thier votes and for sure get the president that they wished to be president. I could truley undertsand why and this would work out, but i still strongly believe that this could be the cause to many problems. In conclusion,I beleive that we shoudl keep the electoral college becaue he keeps the people for choosing a president direlcetly. If they make a bad chose someone,who knows is the better canidate that they could over rule the peoples vote. So it would all fair in most turns and would possibably helping the country,and many people believe otherwise its truely a state of opinion. You choose who chooses the president.

Output: Discuss the pros and cons of the electoral college system in the United States and argue for or against its continuation. Consider the historical context and the potential impact on the democratic process.


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Input: Their are some schools that offer to attend online classes or video conferencing what if they don't have a computer at home for to be able to use it for the online class. Some parents will not agree I think because they will be working and they don't know with who they can leave their kids with. Video Conferencing could work for students instead of online classes because that way the person that will come to teach you can explain more better from the assignments that your suppose to do. Some students just prefer someone to teach them for they can help with what they are doing Students will benefit from being abkle to attend classes from home will some students they would rather take classes home then school because in school they think it's more harder for them for the reason of being with alot of stusdents They like to work alone quite and with someone who can have patients and work slowly and have time Same thing with there schedule when you have classes at home you can choose the time and day that you want to do the class.

Output: Discuss the potential challenges and benefits of attending online classes or video conferencing for students who do not have access to a computer at home. Consider the concerns of parents who may need to work and the advantages of having a teacher present during video conferencing sessions. Additionally, explore the reasons why some students may prefer to attend classes from home and the flexibility it offers in terms of scheduling.


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The united states has this ellection system called the electoral collage. The electoral collage is a system of voting for verious comities. When the founding fathers of The united states made the constitution the electoral collage was a part of it Why would any one want to change the electoral collage because i would like to know. In my oppinion in is the best thing i know of for a working government Over the years there has been a larg number of amendments to the constitution, but that was to adjust it to the chang in todays tecnology. Under the 23rd amendment of the constitution, the District of columbia is theated like a state for purposes of the Electoral collage.
The electoral collage consists of 538 electors. A majority of 270 electorsvotes is required to elect the President. Most states have a "winner-take -all" system that awards all electors to the winning presidential candidate. So another words whoever gets the most votes wins but the odds are which ever side has the larger amount of people voting republican or democrat is normaly who wins. because if your a republican your most likly to vote democrat.
 Everything that is rong with the electoral collage Under the electoral collage system, voters vote not for the president but for a slate of electors, who in turn elect the president. If you lived in texas, for instance, and wanted to vote for Kerry, you'd vote for slate of 34 democratic electors pledged to kerry

Output: Explain the electoral college system in the United States, including its history and purpose. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the system and analyze why some people may want to change it. Provide examples of how the system has affected past presidential elections and how it may impact future elections.


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Input: Offering distance learning as an optoion for students to attend classes from home by way of online or video conferencing is a good idea for the students. Some students for distance sometimes can be an issue, as for others they can't go to school for there health issues, for others it would still be teacher to student/s. Transportation can be dificult with that issue, and something that issue effects going to school. The car can break down, the tire car wheel can pop, something can just stop working making the car act up. making the distance to school seem longer then it should, and it being unsafe to drive at times. Better to stay safe then sorry. Sometimes you could be a whole city way, or state away dealing with family issues. School work would be one thing less on you're shoulders for your problems. Then there is the issue of being sick. With this, sick poeple would be able to stay home and not spread their grems and get others sick. Maybe you're having a medical issue where you could be at the hospital,this way you could be in 2 places at once. you would be in the hosppital bed learnign about math while the rest of your class is at school learning about the same thing. At home on bed rest? You could easily hope on to the website they have, and you could be learning at the same time as them about the topic. Some students need, that one on one with a teacher to learn somethings. with being online or video conferencing those students then have that one on one with the teachers. Some of those students are the right then and there or never again type of students. Where if they don't ask then and there they won't remember what the y want to ask or what they were going to say. Then others would just like to see their favorite teacher to left there hopes being sick or to far from home. With all of this, giving students the option to go online to get there schooling while sick helps. Or when they may need help with something so they do video conferencing so they may understand directly what the teacher is trying to get to. so even with trouble with distance, or the health issues you may have. And for some, just the speaking to others help. These are some reasons that benefit from being able to attend classes from home.

Output: Explain the benefits of offering distance learning as an option for students to attend classes from home by way of online or video conferencing, including how it can help students who face issues with transportation, health, and distance, as well as those who require one-on-one interaction with teachers.


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Although some say students will not be benefit of attend classes from home by way of online or video conferencing because a lot of students don't have access to internet or they have no computers at home, some people say students will be benefit to attend classes from home it will save students time it will develop students confidence on technology. Some say students will not be benefit of attend classes from home by way of online or video conferencing because a lot of students don't have access to internet or they have no computers at home. It has been prove by the National Family association that 45% of all the students don't have access to computers or other electronic devices.
Cost of computers is higher for the lower class families. Some people say students will be benefit to attend classes from home because it will save students time. statement by the president of the National Education.
Time students save by going to the school will be use to learn more from home.
 Some people say students will be benefit to attend classes from home because it will develop students increase confidence on technology. Technology is the future that help students become brighter and creative.
Helps develop the learning process.
 Although some say students will not be benefit of attend classes from home by way of online or video conferencing because a lot of students don't have access to internet or they have no computers at home actually some people say students will be benefit to attend classes from home because it will save students time and it will develop students confidence on technology. Finally, we should encourage students to attend classes from home because it will save students time and also it will develop students increase confidence on technology and other learning areas.

Output: What are the potential benefits and drawbacks of attending classes from home through online or video conferencing for students? How does access to technology and internet impact the ability of students to benefit from this mode of learning? Discuss the role of time management and technology confidence in the success of remote learning. Use evidence and examples to support your argument.


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There is a concern that students come back to school not being ready to learn. Matter of fact, according to
Generic_City Times,
88% of students coming back from summer break are not mentally ready for school. Students and their families take vacations to free their mind off of school/work. Being off for three months for vacations/ free time, can be difficult for the students, as they come back to school. Students come back "rusty" or not ready, because their mind is still set on having a good time with friends and not doing any homework. To solve this problem (of students not being ready for school), school boards are deciding to require summer projects to assure they continue learning during their break. The question the school board is asking is, should summer projects be teacher-designed or student-designed? Summer projects should be designed by the student students will pick a topic of interest will not get a topic that they don't like, teachers may give students challenging projects students are not capable of doing. Picking your own topic for a summer project can lead to better grades. According to "Academic Awards", students achieved better grades when they work on a subject of choice. A student said at the awards, "When I got to write about Hockey, which is my favorite sport, I put so much effort and time into my paper. I loved to write about how great of a game Hockey is. I truly believe that if you are allowed to write about a topic that you have true passion for, it will lead to great success. This aspect does not only apply to school work, but also the real world." There have been many studies on how "doing the thing you love" will bring you great success That same aspect goes with school, students learn and perform better when they are learning a subject of interest. Normally, students do not like the topic of research a teacher assigns. People who went through school know that we have always had projects/ papers that do not fit our interest Students slack on this aspect because they do not have true passion into what they are writing (not interested) or learning One student from Generic_School states, "My true passion was history, I loved to write about the challenges, wars, and new changes of the world. I was looking forward to writing papers about history because this is the topic that ultimately interested me, but when I had to write about a science paper, I had absolute no interest writing about it. I would make up excuses to myself on why I shouldn't write this paper." Teachers teach about mandatory subjects that are either boring or not interesting. If summer assigned projects are brought to the attention, then teachers should not give out their own idea of what the student has to complete. Not only do teachers pick uninteresting topics to research about, but they also pick topics that may be to challenging for the writer to complete. Teachers give out topics of study that are challenging for the student to learn about and can bring a student down (not wanting to complete the assignment). A student from Generic_City said, "If I got a paper that was teacher-designed and difficult, I would not be up to do it. We already had to go through a whole school year doing what they teacher wanted us to do, why can't we choose our own topic for the summer?" If a student gets a topic from a teacher that is to hard for them to achieve during summer, then they will procrastinate to finish it. Teachers have the whole school year to give out challenging projects to students, but for summer projects, a student should not be assigned hard and rigorous work. Students should design their own summer projects because they will value their project more, won't get a bad topic (get to choose own topic), and don't have to deal with challenging topics teachers hand out. There have been many factors that have been in place to deal with students not coming mentally prepared on the first day of school. Should summer be shortened? Should schools give out homework for students to complete during the summer, so learning will be longer lasting? At the end of the day, no matter what the belief is about school work being done over the summer, student should be able to design and apply their own project.

Output: Should summer projects be teacher-designed or student-designed to ensure that students are mentally prepared for school after summer break?


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We should stop using the Electoral College and change to popular vote.  It's unfair that we aren't actually voting on the president we want and that it goes by what the electors want.  Popular vote is fair because we the voters pick what we want. Everyone wants to be able to pick who they want for president and not have their vote be wasted on a couple of old dudes who don't think the way we do.
 Popolar vote is better.  The people go vote who they want and the only reason the person they voted for doesn't win it's because he wasn't as popular as the other canidate.  Our president should be elected because the people of United States of America chose them.

Output: Explain the advantages and disadvantages of the Electoral College system and argue for or against its continued use in presidential elections.


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Input: Well in the Seagoing Cowboys program i think people and plus they get to travel on a boat i would join it when they get to travel around they can see things like animals and so that i can play with the animals. If u were a small time boy just like Luke Bomberger you could have a unbelievable trip. The trips were amazing also but the one that standed out to me was the cattle-boat trips. It took two whole week to cross the Atlantic Sea. Luke Bomberger had a job as a watchmen once and it didnt go to well he. He was supposed to check on the animals every hour he was going to cheack on theam when he flew and he broke his ribs it opened up the world to Luke Bomberger he is grateful for this opportunity. It made him be more aware of people. He hosted a number of international students and exchanged visitors for many of years to tell him about his job.

Output: Describe the Seagoing Cowboys program and its impact on individuals, using Luke Bomberger's experience as an example.


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Input: Im going to tell about how the author of the article ''The Challenge of Exploring Venus" is trying to convince people to explore and stuying one of our 8 plants called "Venus". He starts off by geeting in detail with describing how vevus is by stating " Venus sometimes caleed the Evening Star,is one of the brightest points of light in the night sky,and saying venus is the second plant fro our sun. Earth in terms of density and size,and occasionally the closet in distance too. He also discribed the plant as a cloud-draped world, and says maybe this issue explains why not a single spaceship has touched downn on venus in more than three decades The author also gets into some math into this by breaking down some percentages that venus has compared to other plants by saying. "A thick atmosphere of almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus ". he also says that one the plants surface , temperatures average over 800 degrees Fahrenheit, and theatmosphere pressure is 90 times gretaer than what they have experienced on earth. Venus has the hottest surface tempertature of many plants in our solar system, even with mercury being closer to the sun. He basically telling us about the percentages and the deepest amont of venus and other plants we didnt reaserch about. In more of the storyhe tells you the things yo are exprcted to see on venus. Venus was covered largely with oceans and could have supported various forms of life,just like earth. The planet has a surfae of rocky sediment and includes familiar features suck as valleys, mountains, and craters. He changes the subject and goesminto the NASA and how they have ideas on sending humas to study venus he describes how going out there would be like by saying imagine a blimp-like vehicle hovering 30 or so miles above theroiling venusian landscape. Also at thirty plus miles above the surface, temperatures would still be toasty around 170 degrees fahrenheit, but tha air pressure would be close to that of sea level on earth

Output: Explain the author's argument for exploring and studying Venus in the article "The Challenge of Exploring Venus," including his descriptions of the planet's characteristics and the potential for scientific discovery. Additionally, discuss the proposed methods for exploring Venus, including the use of blimp-like vehicles, and the challenges that would need to be overcome in order to successfully study the planet.


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A lot of people don't know that this techonolgy nowadays could determine the way you feel, it could determine the emotions that peope feel. It also shows the emotions or feelings of others. People probably think that this some type of joke or laugher kind of way when its not there really is techonology nowadays that could detect it. There's probably many ways people can detect to read the emotional expressions of students. Some ways that you probably didn't even know of. A lot of people wonder how this works they don't really know that one easy way to show emotion or to show how you feel is by looking at them and looking at their actions. Once you have already seen them and that they are feeling some kind of way that's when you realize that there is something going on or that their sad or happy or that they are just going through stuff. People know that by the facial expressions on their face. They say that us as humans perform the same impressive "calculation". Some people struggle or have trouble actually describing each facial trait that conveys happy, worried,sad,etc. This would be one easy way students can detect emotions. Parents probably disagree about using technology when showing their emotions. Not just parents but maybe some students wouldn't like it either but if they think about it instead of waisting your time just guessing what their emotions are you would know if they use the proper techonology. They had made a process that began when the computer constructed a 3-D computer model of the face and it showed that all 44 major muscles in the model must move like human muscles. Another interesting thing that they discovered was that Dr. Paul Eckman was the creator of FACS (Facial Action Coding System). He had classified six basic emotions- happiness, surprise, anger, disgust, fear, and sadness. It also associated each with characterestic movements of the facial muscles. They invented somethIng else called video imagery, the new emotion software is that they track facial movement As you can see its so easy to see their emotions or how they feel. They even show different weighting of units. The author says that the Mona Lisa demonstrates is really to bring a smile to peoples face while it shows how much the computer can do. It would be really strange if a computer can tell you if your happy or sad.
 In my opinion parents and students should get the idea of using techonology its way easier to detect peoples emotions instead of just guessing or thinking you know how they feel. They shouldn't have a problem trying to make the place better.

Output: Explain the use of technology in detecting emotions and how it can benefit students and parents in understanding the emotions of others. Discuss the Facial Action Coding System (FACS) and its classification of six basic emotions. Analyze the process of constructing a 3-D computer model of the face and how it tracks facial movement. Evaluate the potential benefits and drawbacks of using technology to detect emotions.


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There will most likely be a future without the transportation system that we know today. Driverless cars will probably be used in place of both public transportation and personal transportation. The problem is, driverless cars might not be the best thing for us Driverless cars should not be developed they aren't completely driverless, they are inconvenient they aren't safe. they aren't completely driverless. This can be seen in paragraph 2 of the article "Driverless Cars Are Coming" when the author writes, "...Google cars aren't truly driverless; they still alert the driver to take over." And in paragraph 7, the author states, "In fact, none of the cars developed are completely driverless." This shows that there are still things that the driverless cars cannot accomplish and the use of a human driver is completely neccecary. that they are expensive and inconvenient. The cars require a bunch of sensors and electronic tools that will raise the cost of cars. In paragraph 4, the author says,
"For starters, they need a whole lot of sensors. Google's modified Toyota Prius uses position-estimating sensors on the left rear wheel, a rotating sensor on the roof, a video camera mounted near the rearview mirror, four automotive radar sensors, a GPS reviever, and and inertial motion sensor." That is a decent amount of tools that will need to be added to a car, not including what is needed to make the car drive. Also, because the cars aren't completely driverless, drivers will have to keep hold of the wheel. This is seen in paragraph 7 when it says, "...special touch sensors make sure the driver keeps hold of the wheel." This is inconvenient because even though the car is driving itself, drivers still have to be alert and be ready as if they are driving the car. This will caus drivers to get bored waiting to see if they will have to drive. In paragraph 8, Dr. Werner Huber states, "The psychological aspects of automation are really a challenge." This reveals that it is inconvenient to have the car driving while the driver is waiting in case she has to drive. Another inconvenience is that in some of the cars, they can only handle really slow speeds. Paragraph 7 states, "The car can handle driving functions at speeds up to 25 mph." This is inconvenient because most of the time cars drive at speeds faster than 25 miles per hour, and the feature of the driverless car will not be used very often. Because of all of the equipment required to make a driverless car run, and how little the feature will be used, driverless cars will be inconvenient and aren't worth being developed. Most importantly, driverless cars aren't safe. In most states, driverless cars are illegal because lawmakers are concerned about their safety. This can be seen in paragraph 9 when the author states, "In most states it is illegal even to test computer-driven cars." This reveals that states don't even think it is safe to test the cars, much less use the cars on the road. Even manufacturers acknowledge that there are many issues with these cars. Paragraph 10 states, "Automakers are continuing their work on the assumption that the problems ahead will be solved." This shows that the automakers see the problems but are just assuming that they will go away. The reader can imply that the safety is being ignored because they are just assuming the problems will go away. Although driverless cars are perdicted to be the mode of transportation, because of the fact that driverless cars aren't completely driverless, they are inconvenient, and they aren't safe, driverless cars should not be deveoped.

Output: Discuss the potential drawbacks of driverless cars as a replacement for traditional transportation systems, including their lack of complete autonomy, inconvenience, and safety concerns. Use evidence from the article "Driverless Cars Are Coming" to support your argument.


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As technology advances through modern times, previously impossible technologoies and processes become feasible. One such technology that fits this description is the driverless car. While the driverless car in the past seemed nothing more than a popular topic in science fiction, the technology of driverless cars has become very real in recent years, with companies such as Google and Tesla developing their own driverless cars. Driverless cars should be developed and used they are extremely convenient provide greater levels of safety for humans. The convenience of driverless cars are clear to see. A driverless car would be able to take over the control of the car during the mundane activities of everyday driving, such as being stuck in slow traffic or a monotonous drive down the interstate. In 2013, BMW began development on a "Traffic Jam Assistant" which would allow a car to take over control from the driver during slow driving situations when there is little skill required from a driver. Imagine that the next time a person was stuck in traffic, they could just let the car take over while he or she relaxed, unfrustrated by the stop and go movement of cars in a traffic jam. Another positive feature of driverless cars is that, according to Google cofounder Sergey Brin, they would consume about half as much gas as standard cars do today. This would be better for both the driver, as he or she would spend less on gas, and the environment, as there would be less consumption of fossil fuels and less emission into the atmosphere. The convenience of a driverless car is undeniable. In the current state of driving, the majority of accidents are caused by human error. These errors can come in various forms, whether it be a person not braking soon enough, driving through a red light, or operating his or her vehicle recklessly. These prevalent problems that continually cause accidents for humans could be stopped completely if autonomous cars were used. Autonomous cars would be programmed so that they wouldn't go dangerously fast, and their sensors would warn them when to brake and how much pressure to apply to the brake. The issue of drunk driving would also become less of a problem as the car would have control of the wheel and wouldn't make the same judgement errors than an intoxicted driver might. Driverless cars can only become safer. Some might argue that driverless cars aren't truly autonomous yet, and that issues could appear if there is a system error with the car. While it is true that competely driverless cars aren't available yet, companies such as Google and Tesla are continually developing driverless cars to handle more and more driving situations, and the only time that a driver is required to take over control of the wheel is in complex situations such as maneuvering through roadwork or a car accident. While system errors could occur, these issues would become increasingly uncommon the further that the technology of autonomous cars is developed, and legislature would not allow the legalization of completely driverless cars until it is shown that the likelihood of an error is either extremely unlikely or non-existent. As time goes on, driverless cars can only improve and become safer and more convenient for drivers.
 Driverless cars will continually be developed to create the safest and most convenient riding experience for passengers. While some flaws exist today and there are still some instances which require human skill at the wheel, these instances are becoming less and less common due to improving software and the use of sensors in these vehicles. Driverless cars are the future of the driving experience.

Output: Explain the benefits of driverless cars and argue why they should be developed and used, including their convenience and safety features.


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Input: In the article, the author does present a lot of postitives and negative aspects of driverless cars. i am for the development of these cars. technology keeps growing and spreading wider each day. In the article it says how these cars are already on the way of being developed, Goolgle has had cars that could drive indepedently, but only under certain conditions. Googles cars have driven more then half a million miles without a crash, so you know that the "Driverless Cars" will be safe. I personally think that these cars would benifit people and the world in many ways Gooogle cofounder Sergey Brin says that the cars he foresees would use half of the fuel of todays taxis and that it could offer way more flexibility then a bus, these cars would fundamentally change the world. Plus driving would be at at a way lower risk of car accidents, because it is a smart computer telling the car what to do. The "driverless cars" have already made alot of progress and alt of diffrent companies are trying to make these, as safe and as fast as possible. The company BMW announced the develpoment of the "Traffic Jam Assistant" in 2013. The car can Brake, steer, and accelerate all by themselves. The person in the car has to have his or her hands on the wheel at all times because they are not made completly driverless yet, but they are getting more advanced every year, and i believe that someday driverless things will be a thing, and i hope it is More lives will be safe. Less gas will be used so its better for our enviroment.

Output: Discuss the potential benefits and drawbacks of driverless cars, taking into consideration the advancements made by companies such as Google and BMW. In your essay, evaluate the safety, environmental, and societal impacts of these vehicles, and provide your own perspective on whether or not they should be further developed and implemented.


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Ford, Volkswagen, Kia, and Chevy's... while these car brands may have been a massive part of the American culture, its significance in our lives may be declining.  According to recent studies and stories from around the world, car transportation popularity is decreasing dramatically. Some advantages of limiting car usage that the United States will benifit from include reducing greenhouse gases emitted making for a better environment, less usage of cars can lower stress and is safer.
 By limiting the amount that the citizens of the United States operate their vehicles, the condition of our environment's atmosphere will improve.  As stated in Source 1, "and up to 50 percent in some car-intensive areas in the United States."  This passage is referring to the amount of greenhouse gas emitted here in America because of passenger cars.  By not using car and taking advantage of other methods of transportation such as buses, walking, and riding a bike that number can be reduced significantly.  In the United States we are also learning from mistakes made by other countries and cities.  "After days of near-record pollution," Source 2 says, "Paris enforced a partial driving ban to clear the air of the global city."  A lesson can be taken from Paris of how we do not want to end up in a situation like that.  By limiting our driving currently we can avoid having to take major steps to clean and clear our environment.  "It will have beneficial implications for carbon emissions and the environment, since transportation is the second largest source of America's emissions, just behind power plants," a sociologist predicts in Source 4. A decent amount of stress comes with owning and operating a motorized vehicle.  You are constantly worrying about if you will be late, or if you have enough gas to make it from point A to point B.  Children are another concern and trying to keep them safe around roads and driving by themselves.  Limiting the use of cars can create a less stressful, and safer society.  In Source 3 it explains that, "Parks and sports centers also have bloomed throughout the city; uneven, pitted sidewalks have been replaced by broad, smooth sidewalks; rush-hour restrictions have dramatically cut traffic; and new restaurants and upscale shopping districts have cropped up."  Lowering the use of cars can make life a little less busy because it is one thing less that you have to worry about throughout your day.  Heidrun Walter said, in Source 1, "When I had a car I was always tense. I'm much happier this way."  Although the use of cars may be convienent, the benifits of limiting the usage may be beginning to outweight the inconviences. Between reducing the greenhouse gas creating a cleaner environment as well as lessening stress and making the roads safer, the advantages of limiting car usage in the United States are major.

Output: Discuss the advantages of limiting car usage in the United States, including reducing greenhouse gas emissions, creating a less stressful and safer society, and improving the environment's atmosphere. Use sources to support your argument and provide examples of other countries and cities that have implemented similar measures.


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Input: I'm aware that there are two ways of electing the president of the United States. According to Source 1 "What is the Electoral College?", the Electoral College is a process where electors get elected to vote for President and Vice President. The other option is popular vote. Popular vote is when the people vote, and which ever Candidate gets the most votes wins the election. I personally feel that you should not keep the Electoral College. In my opinion, election by popular vote is a better strategy of electing the President and Vice President of the United States Electoral College is a horrible strategy, because voters are not actually voting for the President, they are voting for a slate of electors. Under the Electoral College system, voters don't actually get to vote for the President, and Vice President. According to Source 2 "What's wrong with the electoral college?", the voters vote for a slate of electors who will elect the President. It's possible that the voters may not even know much about the electors that will be electing the President. The electors can be anyone, it depends on what state you are in. According to Source 2 "What's wrong with the electoral college?", sometimes the electors may be elected by state conventions, the state party's central committee, or the presidential candidates themselves. Voters can't even control who their electors vote for sometimes. What if voters choose an elector, and the elector doesn't even vote for the President that the voter was hoping they will vote for? That seems unfair to me, because during this process, there's a chance that the voter may not even get to actually vote for the candidate that they wanted to vote for. This is why I feel that popular vote is more accurate. Voters get to vote for the candidate that they want to win to be the President, and know that their vote will count. They don't have to worry about electing an elector that can possibly vote for a different candidate. So, may you please consider removing the Electoral College, and replacing it with popular vote?. I'm sure it will make many voters happy that their vote will actually count, and that they will not have to vote for an elector.

Output: Compare and contrast the Electoral College and popular vote as methods of electing the President and Vice President of the United States. Analyze the advantages and disadvantages of each method, and argue for which method you believe is more effective and fair. Use at least two sources to support your argument.


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Input: When you need advice about whether you should go with the pink dress or the blue dress, or what kind of dog you should get, you might want to ask multiply people for advice. I believe that it is smarter to ask multiply people you might not like the answer one gives you, it's good to have a back up plan, it's good to have multiple options of what to do. If you are trying to decide the best way to break up with your boyfriend then you might ask a friend. If that friend says to just go up and say it to his face and not care about what he feels, you might not think that's the nicest way to break up with him. You would want to ask someone else for advice about what to do because may not like the answer to you got. Another friend might say to go up and slowly ease him into it. Imagine you need a dress for the dance on Friday. You ask a couple of your friends what dress you should get. They sent you a list of dresses and you decide that you like the navy one. You go to the store and they tell you that they are all sold out of the navy dress. Normally you would be screwed, but then you remember they sent you a whole list. You also liked the pink one so you decide to get that one. Say you want to get a dog. You ask all of your friends what the best dog is and why. They come up to you and tell about how well the are with kids, if they bark a lot, if they are hypoallergenic, how big they get, and how playful and cute they are. You look at all your options and decide the best dog for you is the toy poodle. I believe that it is important to ask multiple people for advice. You can have multiple ideas for if you don't like one or for if you need a back up plan. It's also important to have multiple ideas for great big decisions. It can never hurt to ask for multiple people for advice, but it can certainly help.

Output: Explain the importance of seeking advice from multiple sources when making decisions, using examples from personal experiences and hypothetical scenarios.


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Input: The scienties are trying to put humans on the planted venus they say its human temp there so we can live there. They say there are dangers stuff in venus they still have to see ow would they grow food and kill animals and take it down there. I think this is a good idea becuase it would make the earth a lot smaller in population and not so packed acrroding to the artical venus is big. Sometimes where closer to mucrey then venus and sometimes were closer to venus, venus is one of our plantes and someday some people will live on them its cool how we never thought these planets would be used and now people are so smart. That they make rockets to see how it looks and deel like on other planet of cours it nothing on there yet one dsay weveryone should be able to go there and live and see how it is but a lot of people will get sick because of water issues not the same water u been drinking waether is gooan not be the same.

Output: Discuss the potential benefits and challenges of colonizing Venus for human habitation, including issues related to food production, animal husbandry, and water supply.


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Extracurricular activities are exhilarating in a variety of different ways Extracurriculars can also be very helpful in the future Getting involved in an extracurricular activity is a phenomenal way to make new friends obtain special skills. People that are participating in the same club or sport have one common interest For example, my friend is in the Photography Club, and she has met some people that also enjoy taking candid photographs just like she does. My brother is also in the Drama Club at Generic_School all the people in the Drama Club with my brother have the same passion for acting as my brother does. Being on a sports team can help when you trust the other people on the team. When students are on sports teams coaches like to play icebreaker games to help everyone on the team get to know each other, and to trust each other. If and when every team member trusts everyone on the team they can start playing like a team.
 In school students sometimes pretend to be someone they aren't but when they are at their club or at sports practice they become their true selves.
Students are afraid to be who they really are because they think if they show others the real them then they won't be liked. Though when their in a club or on a team they begin to feel less afraid and are more comfortable with their peers. These are the reasons why I
think joining an extracurricular activity would help students make friends. Being on a sports team requires having an enormous amount of stamina and effort. For instance, when boys join the football team they have to work really hard to build up their stamina to run really far, and to block the opposing team from scoring. They also have to practice, and if they actually want to have a chance of winning they need to put in a tremendous amount of effort while in practice to do so. Someone on the football team with a little practice can gain the skill of building up a gigantic amount of stamina and, they can learn to put as much effort as they can into everything they do. If people join a club they can learn leadership skills and learn to be more confident. An example of this is if someone joined the school newspaper, and they were named head editor they would have to give people articles to write, and would edit and go over people's work with them. The editor would learn how to lead their peers to victory with the printing of the finalized copy of the school paper. Also, if a person joined the debate team they would learn to speak clearer, and with more confident. skill that people can learn if they join a club is learning to be patient. When I was in 7th grade I was in a club called best buddies, and in this club I was helping disabled kids with little projects and things that were difficult for them. Working with them taught me that I need to be more patient with people because someone never knows what another person is going thorough. This is why participating in an extracurricular activity will help you learn special skills. Joining after school activities is a outstanding way to establish friendships,and learn impressive skills. Students will never know what to expect when it come to after school activities. But it is always an adventure.

Output: How do extracurricular activities benefit students in terms of making new friends, obtaining special skills, and building confidence? Provide examples of how participation in clubs and sports teams can help students develop these skills and traits.


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Input: Extracurricular activities are commonly found at all schools. They range from basketball and football, to book club and yearbook club. There are limitless possibilities to extracurricular activities you could do. These activities are important because they allow you to make new friends and be social get better at skills that arent taught in normal school, and they allow you to do something fun and participate in something besides school. Being social is one of the most important aspects of life. Making friends, having fun and spending time with each other. When you are in school, you can talk to your friends but you cannot truly bond with them because you have school work that you need to focus on. In regular school, you are taught all of the subjects that you are used to seeing. Math, science, English and even some special electives like shop. School is stressful, and when you only think about school, it gets worse and worse and a lot of people need a break from school. Extracurricular activities should be a part of every students life and are extremely important to their success because of the social aspect, the fact that they are new activities with different skill sets, and they give you a break from school which allows you to think about something else. They can even make someone healthier, mentally and physically. They are important to the students and can change how they feel over their entire career as a student.

Output: Explain the importance of extracurricular activities in a student's life, including their social benefits, the development of new skills, and the opportunity to take a break from school. Provide examples of extracurricular activities and how they can positively impact a student's mental and physical health.


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Input: School projects are required for students at certain schools to complete over the summer to prove that they are still learning over their break. The summer projects should be student designed, because they are not in school at the time. If the teachers want to assign a project to the students for a period that they are not enrolled in the school system, they can atleast throw the ball into the students court on where to take it from there. As long as the student sticks to the theme of the project. A project to show you're learning something like the one in this case, can be taken through many different routes. Summer is a school vacation. When most schools let out for the break, they don't hold the students accountable for any school work. Unless say you were participating in home school, which would be a different story. Although this school inparticular has a different prespective by wanting the reassurance that their students are not brain-washed throughout the next couple months off. Assigning a simple tasks to show your teacher that you have really learned something, is not bad when student-designed, as long as kept within appropriate boundaries. When you get assigned something, with the choice to choose where you go from there, you will result in a better outcome. Learning something that you are curious, or excited about will give you a whole different experience. When something intrests you, you gain motivation. If the teachers had chose to design a project for the students, it would most likley be a clique. Im thinking thick stacks of paper you have to read through, by following up questions and writting. There is already enough of that work in school. If that is what the school would be going for with the summer project, they might as well find a way to cancel summer out completely. Being a pupil myself I know that as soon as I walk out of those school doors, I'm free for the next couple months. If you throw a stack of paper work at me at that time, I'm most likley to hold off, or forget about it copletely. As for i had just got released from that type of routine. Throwing extreme school paperwork at me as soon as I get free from that, doesn't make the most sense. If thats the case, cancel out summer completely, because the tradition of summer is a school vacaction. Say you simply hand the students a one sheet of paper stating that they need to come back into the next school year, exhibiting that they learned something intresting or new over the summer, you will get better outcome. Once you release the kids from the school, especially for summer you are not going to get the same energy out of most of them. If they are not enrolled at the time, the bottom line is that they really do not owe you anything. Giving pupils that freedom, then throwing what they are getting away from right back at them is not the way to go with this. Doing that, a lot of kids will have no desire nor care at all to complete that task. Summer is about chill and good vibes. Throw something simple but effective at the students, then you tell me if you achieve a good outcome in return .

Output: Design a summer project that demonstrates your learning over the break. The project should be student-designed and within appropriate boundaries. Consider your interests and curiosity when choosing a topic for the project. Write an essay explaining why student-designed projects are more effective than teacher-designed projects for summer assignments. Discuss the benefits of having the freedom to choose your own project and how it can lead to better outcomes.


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Have you ever struggled in a certain activity, or just wanted to join a new club.
Many students often feel that way and don't know what to do, but there are many after school clubs that help out in that regard Students who are struggling in certain subject could stay after school with a teacher to help in that situation Many schools also provide sport clubs so that students interested would join, and possible lend them a scholarship into collage Students who participate in extracurricular activities are more likely to make stronger bonds with others With so many benefits to staying after school, I believe that students should stay after school in at least one club.
 There are many instances in which students struggle to keep high grades up, and don't know what to do There are many extracurricular activities that may help in that scenario. Students can find clubs in which they can get help by teachers to do work there struggling to finish.
If a student missed a day of school and can't catch up, teachers can stay after and show them and important information that they missed. Tests can bring stress to students , and even make them panic a little, when that happens students can request that teacher help them and even give tips on how to relax and focus. Trying to juggle so many things at once can be difficult for most students, but teachers are there to help out those in need. Sport clubs are one of the most popular clubs in some schools, and for good reason. Clubs like these offer students a chance to play the sport they like and represent the school at the same time. Sport clubs also give participants the opportunity to hang out with friends and create new ones along the way. In some rare chances collages may offer them a fully paid scholarship if they see the student overall success, and while it even rarer some professionals may be interested and ask them to join there team Sports clubs offer students many opportunities to get a head start in life and even get them interested in new hobbies.
 Students coming to a new school for the first time might be timid or feel alone during the first few day, so why not ask them to come to after school. Extracurricular activities offer new students the change to make new friends and even help strengthen old ones. Many group of friends often hang out after school to just hang out or relax from the stressful day. Many clubs also relate to specific peoples interest, so people can meet others who are interested in their hobbies. Every person is unique and some may struggle to make new bonds, after school activities can help them meet people who share the same hobbies or help steanthen bonds After school clubs are some of the key factors in schools. They help them keep high grades, Gives students the chance to do there hobbies like sport, and may even help new kids to make bonds or steanthen them. So I Believe that students should stay after school at least once, to see new interest or make new friends.

Output: Explain the benefits of participating in after school clubs and activities for students who are struggling in certain subjects or looking to join a new club.


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Have you ever sat back in thought to yourself how would the world be with or without Driverless cars? well if you have been thinking about the driveless cars that is a good thing because driverless cars will be amazing we should have driveless cars we need to start to investing into driveless cars it will be great. These cars will change the world. Driveless cars will help make the world a better place I say this because it can really help people out. When you have a long day at work late night on your way home you are tired you are ready to go to sleep you have eat you are just done if you had a Driveless car it can help you solve that problem because it will do all the work for you and you wouldnt have to really worry about driving are falling alseep on the road a driveless car will take care of that
If we have driveless cars we can really help out mom who was a new born in the car while they are driving . when the mom is driving she has to be focus on the road she cant turn to the back in see whats going on with the baby because she is driving but if she had a driveless car she can turn back in make sure the baby isnt crying and he/she is fine because the driveless car will take care of the road and she can do what ever she needs to do to make sure the babys doing fine on the car ride Also if we had a driveless road trips wouldnt be so borning and so long because drveless car will do all the work that a human will have to do on a road trip you can take you mind off the road and let the car do most of the work well thats what driveless cars are made to help make driving more easy and fun for the people who are on the road alot take your mind off the road for a few and relax while you are driving
 Driveless cars will make the road more safer i only say this because some people text and drive that isnt safe at all but if you have driveless car you can text and drive because the driveless car is driving you can send those messege or emails without putting anyones on the road life on the line also driveless cars is great to have when you are running late for a big meeting and you didnt have time to get all the way dress you havent put your shirt on yet you can put your shirt on in the car you dont have to worry about a thing everyone in the world should get a driveless car it will help you out with drving and alot more you can relax whilr driving talk on the phonw when driving put a shirt on drving how cool is that get a driveless car you everyone is getting on dont miss out on the greatness

Output: Discuss the potential benefits and drawbacks of implementing driverless cars in society, including their impact on safety, convenience, and overall quality of life.


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In the article "The Challenge of Exploring Venus," the author states that exploring Venus would be an immense challenge to overcome due to all of the extremely harsh conditions. Venus, also known as the "Evening Star," is an extremely dangerous planet to explore Even though scientists are aware of these difficult factors, people like the author of "The Challenge of Exploring Venus" still think that being informed about this bright point of light is worth it.
 According to astronomers, Venus may have at one point been the planet with the most Earth-like features. Venus is said to now have a "surface of rocky sediment and includes familiar features such as valleys, mountains, and craters." These characteristics are one of the reasons as to why the author states that Venus is a pursuit worth risking many things for. Another reason is because in paragraph 4, the author states "Venus can sometimes be our nearest option for a planetary visit." Although these are all fair reasons to want to visit Venus once again, astronomers have to keep in mind all of the negative characteristics that will set their exploration behind. All astronomers and explorers are well aware of all of the challenging conditions such as the clouds of highly corrosive sulfuric acid in Venus's atmosphere and the atmospheric pressure being 90 times greater in Venus than the pressure in Earth. These are not the only challenging conditions; another dangerous feature is that temperatures average over 800 degrees Farenheit in Venus's surface. Consequently, the author states in paragraph six that there are now many scienstist searching for technology that will be able to stand the harsh conditions in Venus "Many researchers are working on innovations that would allow our machines to last long enough to contribute meaningfully to our knowledge of Venus." In the previous paragraph, the author informs the readers about an idea that NASA has thought of. The plan for sending people to study Venus would not give the necessary information to be properly informed of this volatile planet. All of these obstacles are not enough to calm human's desire of knowledge about unearthly topics. In paragraph eight, the author says that all of the challenges are not enough to mellow down our curiosity enough to quit studying Venus. In conclusion, the claim about Venus being a worthy pursuit despite the dangers it presents that the author of "The Challenges of Exploring Venus" states is well supported by facts and perfectly thought out ideas. Although Venus is an extremely dangerous planet packed with many reasons as to why exploration is currently held back, NASA is still looking for ways to be able to gain more valuable insight about the Evening Star. Just like the author said, learning and travelling should not be limited by doubts, and scientists will not let doubts and fears stop them.

Output: Discuss the challenges and risks associated with exploring Venus as described in the article "The Challenge of Exploring Venus." Analyze the author's argument for why exploring Venus is still a worthwhile pursuit despite these obstacles.