If I was a teacher I would.

You have to be punctual in your school work. You have to study your lessons regularly. Do your homework in time. Prepare your notes properly well before the examinations.

A funny article I wrote about the humorous nature of education and how some people see it.

Grades are the basic way of evaluating school work and a powerful weapon to make students learn.

I think that homework should be something that we aren’t given so often. We spend as much time in school as someone who as a full time job. When you come home from work, you don’t want to spend another four hours doing extra work? Sometimes homework that we get is pointless, it’s things we should’ve done in class. I think that sometimes homework can be benificiary, like when we learned something new in math and need some practice or when we have a test for review. But sometimes there is reading that we just have to read again in class, so it’s kind of a waste of time to spend those twenty minutes reading that material. Also, I have other things to do besides schoolwork, like extracurriculars, church, taking care of my sisters and household chores. To pour homework on top of that just stresses me out and overwhelms me. Sometimes I go to bed so late doing my assignments that I don’t want to get out of bed the next day.

Having problems with procrastination? Do you have trouble starting schoolwork and focusing on it to its completion? Here is a suggestion to get your brain in "work" mode.

With our emphasis on making education a competitive sport, we are sacrificing the well-being of our children for the purpose of “success.” In our search for our kid’s better education, are we doing our kids more harm than good? This article explains why the system’s “hurried child” approach to education and success may lead to disastrous results.

When a student spends hours every evening on homework, it’s a red flag that something is wrong. Here are practical suggestions to help rescue your child and your family life.