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Homework reform is unlikely to take root until educators can not only understand its limits but also have clearer notions of how schools and classrooms can be organized without extensive reliance on homework as we know it. {Read more at the link below.]
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On 1/13/13, Teachers.Net Gazette wrote: > > Homework reform is unlikely to take root until educators can > not only understand its limits but also have clearer notions > of how schools and classrooms can be organized without > extensive reliance on homework as we know it. {Read more at > the link below.] IF students spent after sc...See More
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