I've never been too fond of these things, but oftentimes projects are the saving grace of those who seem to perform poorly on tests. Projects are needed to balance out the tests.

No way! Projects are the best thing about school. I always liked having projects, even when they had a paper to go along with them. It gave you a chance to show off what you knew and whatever skills you had because you usually got to do something somewhat original.

I liked doing projects. Especially in chemistry, mix different chemicals in hope that it would blow up the ..... SH*T I should have said anything.

I loved projects. Most projects were easy and fun. The only time I hated projects were if you had to present your work to the class. Then I hate projects.

I hated projects. Test my ass and see if I'm smart or dumb, don't ask me to make posters with glitter and pretend that it has intellectual or philosophical value.

I absolutely hated them, and I never got any work done.

My college had plenty of group project work, which required plenty of short term planning and coordination. Though a hassle, school projects can help young people develop basic organizational and practical problem solving skills. The best lesson from project work is that hard work and persistence is the key to success.

I had great fun with most projects, particularly those I got to work on alone. If I got to come up with my own topic and it met approval, I had a field day and learned a lot.

Not that frustrating, although group projects can be a hassle sometimes, especially if you have someone who doesn't like to pick up his fair share of work. Many times it's better just to take control of the situation rather than let it slide. It is your grade after all.