I say yes and no to it. There are some kids who really deserve less. Those are the ones who put in the effort to use class time right, try to get good grades, have a job, and are working to get into college. those that slack, and just don't care, they can keep the load they have, or get more.
i like how my high school maths teacher used to do it , he used to give us an assignment that would take an hour to do(our lessons where an hour) if we concentrated all lessons and just did that assignment , and then any we didnt finish we had to do at home in our own time and a lot of kids used to moan that it was unfair that they had to do it at home unlike classmates even though they had just as much time as others to do it
I think tbh kids who slack and dont care should just be kicked out of school , if they dont wanna be there why have them there disrpting the educations of kids who dont want to learn and progress in their education
thats one thing i love about college (i think the systems are a bit different between there and here ) but basically there are no people in my classes at college who whine about not wanting to be there because you have a choice and dont actually have to be there . at the beginning of the year there where a few whiners and basically they got told if you dont wanna be here you dont have to be here
I think it should be removed. We have 7 hours of school. Normal people work 8 hours. Why in the world does it make sense to have 11 hours (4 homework hours) of school work a day when in the real world you only have 8 of work a day?
yes but the difference between the real world and high school is . at high school is you dfont have any other responsabilities like cooking and cleaning looking after kids , doing grocery shopping
i tyhink homework is essential to learning as it backs up what you have been taught in class and allows the teacher to look back at what their class hasnt understood properly so they can go back and make sure everyone understands
I think that if you don't pay attention in class, and don't do the work, then you lack of an education is YOUR fault, and you should suffer those consequences, and not be given any welfare, disability, or unemployment. Its your fault that you didn't get that education.
I think in 99% of cases i would agree ,
however there are rare cases where some kids just dont do academically well due to learning difficulties etc and then they should be given state help
or if something has happened at home that could damage academic performance
Because right now, I could drop out of high school, and take in money on welfare. I'd be taking it out of the pockets of people who persevered through high school and got a job, and I got it doing nothing. School needs to be a place where you either learn or you don't, and students need to make that choice themselves.
and why dont you do that ?
is it because you realise in the long run its better financially to do well at high school progress onto college etc and get a decent job earning way more than any welfare check would pay
i agree with your comment on schools should be a choice however as i mentioned above
Also, I'd like to add that if there were 7 hours of school, 1 hour of homework, and then 16 hours a day to do whatever, school may be less of a social gathering, and more of a learning place because then students will actually have time to do stuff out of school.
well i dont know about you but on average i didn only get 1 maybe 2 at a push hours of homework a night at high school
except obviously before exams went i spent most evenins revisin