Education

[Zahra ashif]

Is homework beneficial or detrimental to students' learning?

[Mr Greg]

It depends when it is introduced.

To facilitate self-learning and the concept of meeting deadlines, homework is definitely beneficial.

If homework didn't exist, a lot of students would fall behind because of the lack of motivation/insistence to do continued learning outside of school. It will be down to the parents approach.

[Brave]

It depends when it is introduced.

To facilitate self-learning and the concept of meeting deadlines, homework is definitely beneficial.

If homework didn't exist, a lot of students would fall behind because of the lack of motivation/insistence to do continued learning outside of school. It will be down to the parents approach.

Totally agree!

[DejuanConnell]

It depends when it is introduced.

To facilitate self-learning and the concept of meeting deadlines, homework is definitely beneficial.

If homework didn't exist, a lot of students would fall behind because of the lack of motivation/insistence to do continued learning outside of school. It will be down to the parents approach.

This is also a point of view that is applied everywhere. I find that giving homework not only avoids students being passive but also helps them develop their thinking and creativity.

[Brave]

Is homework beneficial or detrimental to students' learning?

The Role of Homework in TEFL
https://www.tefl.net/esl-lesson-plans/homework-tefl.php