They say there are only two things certain in this life: death and taxes. Well, for many students we could add a third – homework! Its critics believe it sabotages family life, creating a student/parent ‘ball and chain’ that can lead to meltdowns and sometimes tears, and it limits learning by reinforcing bad practice. However, others highlight its positive aspects such as: when applied correctly, good homework can support learning, practice and rehearsal of learned information; it also supports personal development as it strengthens organisation and independent learning skills.
This course explores and develops our understanding of:
Teachers should leave the course energised about homework, having reconnected with its purpose and aim. They will see it not as a burdensome part of their teaching but an integrated part of the learning, teaching and assessment cycle.
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