How beneficial is homework?

sjsrose | 19:09 Sat 12th May 2007 | Education

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I'm looking at how beneficial homework is to students. Please let me know your fellings.

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Neilzulu1

As beneficial as your child wants it to be, they will either absorb it or not bother.

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lafrancaise

Do you mean students as in university students or just anybody learning such as pupils, adults etc?

Scylax

Homework for school pupils is the best (and only?)
way to prepare them for tertiary education, where
self-education is obligatory.

What is actually taught at university is hopelessly
insufficient for the purpose of gaining degrees. It
relies 100% on the student learning for himself. That
is the nature of adulthood.

Taught classes can only start the process of learning;
they cannot finish it. Homework is therefore a good
introduction to being 'grown-up'.

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