Homework is a time honored practice that can enhance the development of skills
and
reinforce knowledge gained within the classroom when it is used effectively and
appropriately. Some pupils feel down and stress when they hear
“Homework”. Frankly, Homework is given not to make students stress, but to
enhance them in memorizing the materials that they have learnt. Homework provides reinforcement, practice, application, transference, and enrichment of what is taught in class and requires students to integrate skills included
in
curricula.
As children complete their assignments, they become more invested in and
responsible for their learning. Doing assignment means they are thinking how to figure
out and solve the task. The benefit of homework at the elementary level
is
to assist students in developing time organization, independent problem solving, and information processing skills. The benefit of homework is to assist students in developing time
organization, independent problem solving, and information processing skills. Homework helps children develop beliefs about achievement and study habits, including the value of effort and the ability to cope with mistakes and difficulty. However, when they reach the high
school level, the effects of homework are more impressive. A typical homework completing high school student will outperform students who do not do homework by 69% on standardized tests (Cooper, 2001). Research also shows
homework can raise
a student’s G.P.A. by one-half point for 30 extra minutes of
homework per night. Homework can produce a
substantial, positive effect on an adolescent’s performance at school. In the orher hand, parents also involve in
this part because parent’s positive attitude
can
be a major factor in how students view homework. Thus, homework can be a cost-
effective instructional technique that can have positive effects on student achievement
and
character development and can serve as a vital link between the school and family. Homework, along with sports, special programs, and other activities, is an important
component to the total educational program.
The title of this journal is “Blogs in English Language Teaching and Learning: Pedagogical Uses and Students’s responses.” This article discuss about learning English through Blog. Some scholars explained that blog could created a sense of community that would be less likely to emerge in a conventional classroom setting.” This research was conducted by surveying 145 students in eleven EAP (English Academic Purpose) and university composition courses at a recently-opened English-medium university in rural Japan. In order to collect the data, at the end of each term throughout the research period, the writers used the online survey program Surveymonkey.com, available for free for small-scale surveys and with monthly fees for more professional features (www. surveymonkey.com). The discussion shows that the survey results it seems clear that students truly appreciated the need of blog to improve their writing and considered having an editor and being an editor valuable. In conclus...
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