How does homework help you on the test?

Answer 1

Homework is practice - the more practice you do for anything, the better you will be! Doing your homework shows you what sorts of things the teacher is going to have on the tests, and helps you to learn how to do those things so you can pass the test.

Answer 2

Although "homework" can be many things, most homework is repetition of what is learned in class. The purpose of homework is thus in many cases to help students learn the subject by repeating it's content, as well as helping them to acquire good working habits at home.

However, this is what is mostly considered as the purpose of homework. If it does in fact do this effectively is up for debate.

Answer 3

Here's what you're learning when you do homework:

• you learn about the subject you're studying so you can use that knowledge in life
• you learn how to find information
• you learn how to stay focused on work, even if you don't like it
• you learn how to set a deadline and finish a task

Answer 4

I'm just guessing. Teacher's say that all the learning can't be done at school. Also, if you don't drill the material into your brain, you would so forget the material.

Answer 5

Homework helps you learn the lessons taught in school, to be responsible, and to develop study habits.

Answer 6

If you keep up with your homework, you'll remember more for the test.

Answer 7

Practicing your material makes you learn it better, which is what "increases your knowledge" means

Answer 8

oh yes yes yes yes yes defiantly