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It depends. But I remember that one instructor (not all are teachers, really) would give a lot of
homework apparently not considering that they were not the only instructor students had. There are
like, six. Again; it depends. |
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Yeah, it's bad for their learning to, the amount of sleep you get is linked to how well you learn. |
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At my high school we had class from 8am -3 pm and required sports from 3:30pm - 5:30pm. Each of our
6 classes was expected to assign us 45-60 minutes of homework each night. OBVIOUSLY it doesn`t take
all of that time to do the homework but in order for all of the wonderful and bright kids of they
future who read ahead and ask questions, it just makes it harder. They have to spend all they time
doing homework that is expected and somehow find time to read ahead. The bar just keeps getting
raised on these innocent young knowledge lovers and it`s not fair! Kids who don`t do homework
wouldn`t do it anyway so the ONLY people who are getting hurt by more homework are the innocent
young knowledge lovers! Please, bleeding heart liberals, stop homework from destroying the hopes
and dreams of these...these...American Heroes. *snob* |
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