In most of your years of education, you experience something called homework. Just hearing the word makes you cringe. In grade school, it 's things like worksheets and reading thin books. In college, you practically write thin books for homework. So you start off with easy homework, but as the years go on, the homework becomes harder. Not only did the homework become harder, but it became more cumbersome as far as how much it was. Should it be steeper to the point that it buries you alive? If only there was a way to have a system to know which teacher is giving the most homework so others can gauge how much homework to give students without overwhelming them. This would almost regulate the amount of homework given. The point of homework
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In colleges, they use hundreds of teaches that most of them have little to no connections with each other. Teachers teach in different styles in big settings like college and high school. SO communication will be somewhat conflicting. Also there people taking different classes on different days, which would make the process confusing and overly complicated. If the school tries to regulate it, it wont be as effective due to the fact that they have little control on the curriculum used in certain classes.
The best solution I know from experience is to just simply talk to the teacher and explain the situation. Some teachers do care about their students and if they simply ask most teachers will find a way to lessen the load and make it easier for their students. I did, and because of it I only had to do half of the homework, like only the odd numbered questions or got extended due dates on papers. Its less work on the student, as well as the teacher. In conclusion, excessive amounts of homework is a very common problem, but has simple solutions. Teachers can focus on enforcing more in class work to lessen the load on outside homework. Or the school can step in or have a way for teachers to gauge each others amount of homework given. But the best solution is to just simply talk to the teacher
In colleges, they use hundreds of teaches that most of them have little to no connections with each other. Teachers teach in different styles in big settings like college and high school. SO communication will be somewhat conflicting. Also there people taking different classes on different days, which would make the process confusing and overly complicated. If the school tries to regulate it, it wont be as effective due to the fact that they have little control on the curriculum used in certain classes.
The best solution I know from experience is to just simply talk to the teacher and explain the situation. Some teachers do care about their students and if they simply ask most teachers will find a way to lessen the load and make it easier for their students. I did, and because of it I only had to do half of the homework, like only the odd numbered questions or got extended due dates on papers. Its less work on the student, as well as the teacher. In conclusion, excessive amounts of homework is a very common problem, but has simple solutions. Teachers can focus on enforcing more in class work to lessen the load on outside homework. Or the school can step in or have a way for teachers to gauge each others amount of homework given. But the best solution is to just simply talk to the teacher