Comments on: Why I Dislike Homework and How the Research Backs Me Up https://imaginationsoup.net/why-i-dislike-homework-and-how-the-research-backs-me-up/ | Best Children's Books Tue, 09 Feb 2021 04:52:35 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 By: Melissa Taylor https://imaginationsoup.net/why-i-dislike-homework-and-how-the-research-backs-me-up/comment-page-5/#comment-551126 Tue, 19 May 2020 19:23:16 +0000 https://imaginationsoup.net/?p=25675#comment-551126 In reply to Jeff Writer.

thanks for sharing!

]]> By: Jeff Writer https://imaginationsoup.net/why-i-dislike-homework-and-how-the-research-backs-me-up/comment-page-5/#comment-551056 Tue, 19 May 2020 11:33:05 +0000 https://imaginationsoup.net/?p=25675#comment-551056 In reply to Elizabeth Writer.

Nowadays in Sweden they practice “homework-less” studying. The first results are pretty impressive! No psychological damages for children. Interviews showed that their attitude to school became more positive. We all have to practice it. No more senseless homework for kids.

]]> By: ssfddfdf https://imaginationsoup.net/why-i-dislike-homework-and-how-the-research-backs-me-up/comment-page-5/#comment-515304 Sat, 07 Sep 2019 06:54:17 +0000 https://imaginationsoup.net/?p=25675#comment-515304 […] by Melissa Taylor, Imagination Soup Do your students spend hours a night doing homework? Mine do. And I hate it- maybe even more than they do. Most of the time they just do it and don’t complain. But I’m complaining! […]

]]> By: Elizabeth Writer https://imaginationsoup.net/why-i-dislike-homework-and-how-the-research-backs-me-up/comment-page-5/#comment-458217 Thu, 23 Aug 2018 12:01:54 +0000 https://imaginationsoup.net/?p=25675#comment-458217 I completely agree with your position about homework. I believe that this is a waste of time that children could spend with profit. After all, a person will become successful only if he do what he likes. Why should a child spend his childhood on stupid homework? Is it not better if he tries himself in different fields, and chooses what he likes. I would really like that when my child goes to school, homework was canceled, and my child could spend his free time on what he likes. Thank you for sharing this article!

]]> By: Amanda https://imaginationsoup.net/why-i-dislike-homework-and-how-the-research-backs-me-up/comment-page-4/#comment-449684 Sat, 23 Jun 2018 09:41:05 +0000 https://imaginationsoup.net/?p=25675#comment-449684 very good post, thx.

]]> By: Melissa Taylor https://imaginationsoup.net/why-i-dislike-homework-and-how-the-research-backs-me-up/comment-page-4/#comment-413805 Wed, 06 Sep 2017 16:22:28 +0000 https://imaginationsoup.net/?p=25675#comment-413805 In reply to Lisa Thomson.

I was citing a study that may be outdated

]]> By: Lisa Thomson https://imaginationsoup.net/why-i-dislike-homework-and-how-the-research-backs-me-up/comment-page-4/#comment-411811 Sun, 20 Aug 2017 00:15:51 +0000 https://imaginationsoup.net/?p=25675#comment-411811 I believe in a moderate amount of homework. I’m not sure where your data about Japan comes from, but having nieces and nephews who attend public school in Japan, I know they have plenty of homework to do. In addition, the majority of Japanese kids attend tutoring sessions after school AND cram schools on Saturdays. Maybe that’s how they get those high test scores.

]]> By: Jame Carlon https://imaginationsoup.net/why-i-dislike-homework-and-how-the-research-backs-me-up/comment-page-4/#comment-167885 Sat, 19 Mar 2016 07:44:38 +0000 https://imaginationsoup.net/?p=25675#comment-167885 I know our schools give too much homework; I’ve raised two boys who had project after project throughout their elem., middle school and high school years.

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