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    Homework causes a lot of problems for students, so reducing it to one page for each class a night will improve their overall well being and performance at school. Teachers assign hours of homework at night which most students do not have the time to do especially when they want to have a gregarious life outside of school. These problems were well known to Sarah a student in tenth grade. Sarah had everything going for her, she was popular, on varsity sports, along with being in the band. She had

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    Homework Homework is the idea of extending the school day, by assigning students work to be done at home. There are many different opinions of homework and its effectiveness, overall homework has been proven to have a positive effect on student achievement. John Hattie explores a study done by Cooper in 1989. “Cooper’s results suggest that more task-oriented homework had higher effects than did deep learning and problem solving homework… Homework involving high level conceptual thinking and project

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    The Pros and Cons of Homework Essay

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    Homework: Does it Help, or Harm Us? When a class is almost over and a teacher starts assigning homework, every student's heart drops. When students have an excess of homework, they do not do as well. Even though homework is a good tool to help teachers teach students subjects, teachers should give less homework because too much homework causes mental health issues in students and less homework helps improve test scores. The first reason teachers should give students less homework is that it takes

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    Homework Relevance A second grade teacher’s note to parents have caught the eyes of many and has arose a bit of speculation in Texas. In her letter home she states that there will be no homework other than unfinished classwork from that day. She then states that instead she recommends the parents should focus on eating as a family, reading together, playing outside and getting to bed early (Brandy Young). Endless studies have proven that sleep is one of the most important factors in success for

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    dashed towards the door, while I remained seated and casually raised my hand to remind my teacher about passing out the homework. Hearing groans from every corner of the room, I remained sitting, secretly grinning. I only did such act because having no homework in math disturbed the balance and structure of not only the class, but the education system. To many of my peers, homework is treated as a burden, but me, I look on the other side of the coin I had always been labeled a “nerd” , “teacher’s

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    Lang Period 6 October 19, 2016 Abstract Homework has been considered apart of every child’s learning experience in America, but there are many downsides to homework. Homework prevents children from exploring the world they live in, besides just what they learn in the classroom and prevents many other activities. Along with this, homework can be very unhealthy is child’s life due to the amount of stress it causes. There is also evidence that suggests homework has no affect on learning and in many cases

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    Should homework be forced upon middle schoolers? No, it should not! Many obvious reasons will be presented, that will prove homework isn’t needed and that the evidence presented will change the minds of people who believe homework is necessary. The novel Fahrenheit 451, a futuristic book written by Ray Bradbury, and other sources will help to prove that middle schoolers don’t need homework. Homework is not necessary or beneficial to middle school students for three specific reasons: 1) it uses up

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    The Case Against Homework: •Homework/it is “All pain and no gain” •There is very very little, if any, correlation between homework and test scores •Not a single study has ever supported the folk wisdom that homework teaches good study habits and self-discipline. •Most of homework is assigned as busywork to keep kids busy, assuming that they will waste their time. •A lot of teachers feel pressured to assign homework by tradition, administrators, and/or parents. •Most of the folk wisdom

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    opinion is that kids should not have homework. I think that homework is a bad idea because you should be able to go home and relax. I think that kids should have more work time and no homework. I think that kids can get confused and frustrated when doing homework. One of the rules I think is needed is no homework on weekends. Anther rule I think needs to be included is that only thirty minutes doing homework. I think one of the rules should be you only get homework if you don't get your work done in

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    Too Much Homework Essay

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    Teachers all over the world assign hours of homework each night even though it has actually been proven that “no studies have been demonstrated that there is an academic benefit to assigning homework” so how come teachers continue to pile loads of homework onto the plates of students who already have busy schedules. Teachers assign too much homework. Kids shouldn't have to spend hours of their time on busy work. When teachers assign excessive amounts of homework students stress levels tend to rise. “

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