Have you ever wondered what school would be like without homework? I think it would be much better. It is important that we should not have homework because most children don’t like homework in the first place and with the increasing reasons why homework is bad, we shouldn’t have it at all. While some may have an argument on how homework is good and , I politely disagree. Homework is not beneficial for children for many reasons. Homework is not beneficial because it is challenging to do at home and also because it’s bad for children's health and feelings, Homework is definitely not beneficial. One reason we shouldn’t have homework, is homework is challenging to be done at home and shouldn’t be done at home. While some may argue that homework helps families communicate, I strongly disagree. Homework takes time away from the endless amounts of family bonding time at home. Home is challenging to do at home because most students don’t have the resources to do it. According to Randy Clark, a well-known author, there shouldn’t be homework because some students don't have the resources to do it”. With how homework is electronic some students don’t handed a paper copy and don’t have a computer or phone to do it on. Lastly, home is challenging to do at home because of the distractions that homes have. With electronics, family, neighbor and pets it is …show more content…
Robert Marzono, a well-known educational researcher, states that homework is and could be detrimental to kids mental health. Union leader, Mary Bousted a said, “with homework children are unhappy and anxious” to get a good grade. Homework can cause confusion, frustration and stress to many children, as Robert Marzono and Mary Bousted are saying, when not understanding the concept of the work their doing. In a result many children come out of school with anxiety, depression and ect. All in all homework is very bad for children's
Many people often say that students, teachers, and parents, think homework should be banned, but multiple people disagree. This heated topic has been debated for many years. Some parents and teachers think students have too much. However, some believe their students receive too little. Few schools already have banned homework, but the majority of schools don’t. Some people agree with having ten minutes multiplied by the grade level of the student. As experts continue adding additional facts about homework, it is clear that homework can help students in different ways.
More than 70 percent of students have said that they have stress caused by homework
Homework is not necessary or beneficial to middle school students for three specific reasons: 1) it uses up time that should be spent with family, helping the community, playing sports, or just being a kid; 2) homework does not make or break a student's performance in school; 3) even though it is debatable that homework can improve academic achievement,
Everytime a kid does his homework, correctly, they are possibly advancing their knowledge and understanding of the subject at hand. Although, Alfie Kohn, author of the book “The Homework Myth” states, “Such policies sacrifice thoughtful instruction in order to achieve predictability, and they manage to do a disservice not only to students but, when imposed from above, to teachers as well” (Suhay). Not all homework will be beneficial. It can harm
“The typical student, even in high school does not spend more than an hour per day on homework” (Loveless NP). However, there is an ongoing dispute between critics on whether a lot of homework has more negative effects than positive effects, and vice versa. Homework is the greatest tool for student success, whether they realize it or not, homework is the key to success, it may not be to fun, but it has many positive effects. Homework improves academic success, it develops non-school skills, and it helps involve parents.
Most important, we have homework every night and some kids forget to do a certain homework because we have a lot. It’s not hard to do but, we don’t feel like doing it every single night except Fridays. After we do our homework one night we come in to school with a whole bunch of answers wrong. Homework is a waste. It doesn’t make sense.
Have you ever wanted to just shred up your homework or throw it out the window and have no consequences? Kids are assigned daily homework from the time they start kindergarten at the ripe young age of five. Is it really necessary? Does it even help better learning or even higher test scores? The amount of homework we do wastes time, money, paper, and trees because it’s practically the exact same thing we did in class that day. Homework causes kid’s and teen’s frustration, tiredness, little time for other activities and possibly even a loss of interest in their education. It also keeps everyone up; it has kids and teens staying up until they finish it, the parents trying to help them and the teachers grading it. So, I think that homework is a waste and kids and teens should choose whether they want to do their homework for extra credit and practice or not.
Homework should be banned from schools because Homework can negatively affect kids health. One piece of evidence is eductionalreaserchers Robert Marzano and Debra Pickering state that homework can be very bad for students mentally and physically. It is bad because kids get too much of it and kids start to worry and get scared that there teacher will be disappointed in them. Another reason why homework can negatively affect students health is homework can give kids sleep deprivation. My evidence to support this is research proves that kids can get sleep deprivation by staying up to late doing homework. My last reason is homework can cause suicidal thoughts. One piece of evidence is a lot of kids are having suicidal thoughts because of way too much homework, according to Teens, stress, and suicide, homework can also cause kids to have suicidal thoughts by stress and they think that homework is way to hard. Therefor homework should be banned from schools all around.
My second reason why homework is not beneficial to students is that it takes away from family time and extracurricular activities. An article by NBC News states that ¨Homework takes away from family time and does not improve academic performance. ¨ Also Robert Marzano stated that ¨too much homework harms student´s health and family time
Homework is way to stressful for kids who already have enough to do at school, so why give them work to do at home that just adds on to the headache Known as work? Teachers give out homework because they think it is helping kids education. What they don’t know is that the work they are giving out just overwhelms students who don’t know how to do that work. It also means that some students could possibly be getting bad grades for things that they don’t understand. This is very important to my claim because if we have less homework none of these things will happen to students who don’t understand the topic. What can take more experienced students 5-10 minutes can take others longer time periods to complete the work given. giving students less homework you should receive better quality homework. That paragraph should
In conclusion, homework is a waste of time. Time that can be better spent is with family and having fun participating in extracurricular activities. Eliminating homework allows students the reward of free time and the invaluable time spent with family. Homework creates unnecessary stress and strain for parents and students alike. Also, homework allows teachers to pawn off their own teaching responsibilities to students and parents with hours of homework. Homework is not beneficial and it should be banned for students Kindergarten thru 8th grade.
Do you have the daily fight about doing homework? Well I think we should not have homework. Even though some may disagree that it is good. I know homework is bad because, homework has no academic benefit,has bad medical effects ,and parents feel that can’t help. One reason why we should not have homework is homework has no academic benefit.
Although homework may seem like drudgery, the hard work that is put into homework may pay off in the long run. In the article, “Does homework really work for students?” Jacqueline Carey, the mother of seventh grade student Micah Carey, stated that “homework gives [students] a good foundation for when they move on further in school” (Johnson). Not only that but according to Donyall Dickey, principle at Murray Hill Middle School, “if students do not acquire things in class, they will acquire them through homework” (Johnson). As we can see homework helps and prepares us for higher grade levels while in primary school that can possibly prepare us for college. It also helps us to remember the materials that were taught in class. Another reason homework can be beneficial is the fact that it can prepare us for tests and the dreadful pop-quiz that a teacher may randomly give us. This fact was proven, according to a 2006 study by Harris Cooper, director of Duke University’s Program in education, in the article “Homework or Not? That is the (Research) Question”. The studies instituted that “students who had homework performed better on class tests compared to those who did not” (DeNisco). Another compelling thing about homework, are the qualities a skills th...
Children go to school for seven hours a day, when teachers make them do homework it causes them to get stressed. Furthermore if children understand what they learned at school why do they need to repeat it at home? If children are struggling on a certain subject, teachers should be able to help them directly, not with homework because giving them homework on something they don't know anything about is counterproductive. Instead private tutoring could be something schools provide for failing students and not homework.
We all know the downfall of homework: the frustration and exhaustion, family conflict, time loss, and decreasing interest in learning. No study has ever demonstrated any academic achievement linked to assigning homework. There is also no support to the fact that homework provides nonacademic benefits at any age. Here are a few examples: building character, promoting self-discipline, or teaching good work habits. All teachers who assign homework want to believe that the gain outweighs the pain. Although, there is no evidence of that and they must rely on faith (“Homework: No Proven Benefits”, pg. 1). Michellea, a mother of a middle school student, says that some work can reinforce certain skills, but hours of homework are unhealthy and unproductive. Mominseattle agrees. She contemplates that such a heavy load can result in potential drawbacks to the students. Hours of homework a night plus a full day of school can be just as much work as an adult at a full-time job. She believes students should enjoy their childhood, as short as it already is. MagnetMom complains about how her daughter’s homework takes away her beneficial sleep. With busy families, like hers, they have many after school activities, so when they get home, they do not have time for too much homework. She says ...