Is it time to scrap or save homework?: Points of View

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Oct 5, 202696:55Education

Homework has long been a bone of contention between home and school. A report in the TES this week reports that “Homework is Vanishing” as teachers set less and family lives make its completion increasingly difficult. An...

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