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by Courtney Belolan Just the other day a colleague sent me a note saying “please post about homework!” I can’t say I’m surprised, the homework question is one of the perennial questions in education; I even wrote about it last year. And like a stubborn weed, it spawns and shoots many other questions: How much homework should students have? Is homework for practice or learning? Is it fair to assign homework that relies on internet access? What is the purpose of homework? How does homework count, if at all? Does everyone have to do the same homework?
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4/19/2020 08:55:41 am
These homework questions are good, and I might have to use them. I have not been able to make homeworks for my class, so I am looking at other people's work. As a teacher, I am ashamed of this myself, but I just had lots of things that I had to do. If I can go and use these homework questions for my class, then I would be happy. Please let me get these, I will pay you back with my respects. Leave a Reply. |
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