Kindergartenteachers should not be allowed to give homework because Kindergarten students are real small so they won't know most answers to assignments.
I disagree. I am in a teaching Psychology class and studying about how K children need to be interacting closely with you and with their families. Having them go home and ask a parent a question and having them bring it in is simple enough for their young minds. And if you put a notice in the parents cubbie and notify them of the assignment and ask them to pretend they do not know about it-- it will build the children's connection to their parents and teach them that talking with their parents and being able to ask questions about homework and other situations is good.
I agree with the second poster, with little children you need to keep ideas and lessons fresh in their minds. Kindergarten homework usually only takes a few minutes and is a fun activity for families to do together, such as finding patterns on their favorite things or identifying shapes in everyday items around their homes.
Math is one of those subjects that you have to practice to learn properly. Homework isn't required, but it's better if you have lots of practice, so most math teachers are going to give it out.
No, they could just let you muddle through and not understand the material - then hit you with a giant test that you hope you can pass because you haven't had any practice on the work!
Homework is so kids can practice what they learned, and also so the teacher can see if they are learning what they should be learning. Teachers know they need to give out homework.
Fifth grade is certainly old enough for homework. You should be doing some sort of homework in every grade, though primary school homework is usually very simple.
I'd say your spelling teacher needs to give you some more!
School districts have a homework policy. So if the school board thinks that students should have homework, then teachers must assign it.
No studies have been done on this
homework.I think the anwer to your question is homework.
Atleast five teachers give homework per week in the UK :)
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Teachers give you homework because they want to know how much you learned in class and if you got an F, that means you were not paying attention or you did not understand anything.
No, at least not in CA, because a lot of teachers give weekend homework. (I wish there was haha.)
Some teachers do give simple homework that can be done in only a few minutes.
It's possible to have homework, but most teachers don't give it.
Yes.
in my opinion i think teachers give way to much homework for a student to handle. There also comes a time when i think that teachers do this to students to prepare for the future at hand. Also, i play softball so i think that they should give students less homework in one day and give it another day.
If they want to. They're not legally required to give you any time in class to do homework; it's called homework for a reason.
Teachers give homework to children because they are worried that children will have lost their interest in all of the things at school that they will need to succeed in all parts of their learning stages.
Yes. Homework is for practice at home. Teachers don't give it to be mean. Well maybe they do...