Why I hate homework

Like millions of families nationwide, the daily work of our school is the same every evening. We talked about this day - so I asked my son how his life was, he responded properly, and I organized dinner, and then I prepared to fight I made it. Homework battle

He has a family reader, a weekly math worksheet, a spelling list, and a choice of two additional tasks every week. He also regularly prepares presentations on setting topics - all of them need research

To be honest, that is not mine. All of us psychologically add it to our house list - for me it's as much fun rubbing the toilet. I think this is the same for him.

Discussion about doing homework for young children is nothing new. As experts say, the support and opposition to camp are relatively equal. However, some studies show that homework is of little value to primary school students.

A 2015 study published in the American Journal of Family Therapy found that kindergarten children who received 25 minutes of work each evening are more vulnerable to family stress.

This is especially true for people who have limited educational background, who are not confident of their aid abilities. Researchers report that if parents do not have a university degree, the possibility of homework will increase by 200%.

The negative impact of homework on children does not seem to decrease with age. Studies published in the Journal of Experimental Education in 2013 suggest that students in the high academic community who spend too much time on their homework do not have stress, physical health problems, lack of balance of living, and the influence of alienation from society I found it easy to receive. However, not everyone agrees with me. Child-raising expert Dr. Karen Philip is a proponent of family education learning.

"I believe that children have time to learn and need to expand their studies at home because they can get personal time allocations from their parents," she says.

Parents can spend time teaching their children and overseeing learning, rather than being at 1:20 in class. Thus, they can also solve any difficulties a child might encounter.

Meanwhile, Phillips pointed out that there is a possibility that children's learning may be adversely affected if too much homework at elementary school is done. She believes that for this age, short and interesting homework or a single table repeats that the day of the study or the week is most beneficial.

Either side of the fence is totally subjective. For me it is difficult to fully call the "deprecated" job when I know that someone else in the class is doing this.

However, I would rather let my son learn to combine reading with enjoyment. I'd better learn mathematics by helping him with dinner and measurements. I rather have his extra work to sing with his favorite songs, just enjoy. Children always learn in their lives, and most skills are impossible to teach. So at the moment, I feel that I can not completely prohibit homework, but this is not a priority. After all, does anyone really choose to rub the toilet periodically?

Are you fed up with homework? Well, I am alone! Do you know that homework leads to poor grades and overwhelming children? It may also cause throwing emphasized children. In addition, homework shortens child's time for children. Every child should not do their homework. At school there are schools that can finish work early in kindergartens and elementary school third graders. The fourth year homework plagues many children. Especially at elementary school, this is a bad idea. Because many young students are not paying attention. They are forced to sit at school for about six and a half hours, usually two short breaks and lunch, and they also like to talk and chat again.

Homework was always the worst nightmare for my students. Regardless of whether we like it or not, we all know that it will be part of the life of our students, teachers, or parents. Homework can increase the time when school classes and students are not in the classroom. But this year there are a lot of turmoil about the changes that the school district has brought to the homework that was offered. The region has abolished the rules of old homework and develops some new rules as part of its new elementary school model.