What raises the interest of a student? Is it going to a good school, having more friends or receiving less homework? Like every parent, you too want the best for your kids. You can divide teachers into two categories – one who wishes the best for their students and second ones are teachers who often burden the students with unlimited homework, leaving a little room for personal time. Homework has always been a prominent part of a school’s education process. Most of the time, excessive homework creates an unfavorable condition for the student and leaves little room for creativity & personality development.
How much work is enough?
In
most progressive counties, homework is set according to the 10-minute
rule, which means students from first grade will receive homework only
for 10 minutes per day. The time scale increases from 10 minutes to 20
minutes for the second standard. The dedicated time for homework ranges
between 10 minutes to 120 minutes. Effektiv Lernen
is an exceptional team of private tutors who are providing quality
private education in elementary and private schools. What we have seen
is that schools often burden students with more than three times the
workload than the suggested timeframe.
Practicing is better than being busy
One
tutor is giving 80 minutes of homework for 8th standard students while
the other gives only 30 minutes’ homework. Which one is better?
Practically, the answer is hard to infer since you can’t always equate
time with quality. A classroom is a place where students learn new
things and at home, they need to repeat what they already learned at the
school. Now the problem is most teachers don’t follow that protocol.
They are busy is burdening students with additional tasks without
attending their doubts.
Such kind of approach often leaves learning gaps in students which affects their studies in the future. At Effektiv Lernen, we focus more on clearing the fundamental gaps in students by creating a motivational and challenging environment.
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