Conclusion
In conclusion, Cooper found that students who completed
Homework had better report cards and test results than those who didn't (1989
cited by Epstein & Van Voorhees 2001). Homework helps with making
students accountable and taking ownership of their learning. Children need to
understand the value of hard work and to form the obligation and
self-regulation to commit to their projects and see them through. Homework can
help students form a hardy work ethic that they will take with them to college
and beyond, from kindergarten to senior year, kids and teens struggle to manage
time and prioritize their to-do list. For young children, parents tend to these
assignments to guide kids to develop this important skill. The goal for high
school students means eventually learning how to manage multiple tasks to fit
it in their schedule, and plan which will take longer or shorter depending on
their skill level, strengths, or weaknesses
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