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Jan 14, 2012
I found a good article on homework and test results, but I'm interested in what other teachers think.
Yes, it raises scores
Don't fall for the trap of listening to all the brainwashed lemmings that claim homework doesn't work because (sniff, sniff) some students don't have anyone at home to help them. Teachers who use homework frequently know that it pays off huge dividends. These are my rules. I try to have students start homework in class so that they are comfortable ...See More
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