(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Does anyone actually believe that homework helps? I personally think that it's just a waste of time. There is no point in doing the same problem 50 times. Chances are, if I can do it 3 times, I can do it 900 times. Some of the math problems I get are like: if A than R and B (A = true R=true B=?) then I'll have:
If B than A and R (B=true A=true R=?) its the exact same question just with different letters. Most of homework is just like that. Let me know what you think.

95% of the homework I do is easy shit, no real challenge to it. But it does reinforce what I learned in school, then the 5% which may be challenging is also good because you have as long as you need to figure out the problem.

If it's easy, it means you know how to do it really good already. Also, about 95% of things you're going to forget when you're older, so really you probably only need to focus on that challenging work.

Most of the homework I do is pretty easy, but for the harder stuff the book basically does it for you, and my math teacher is a complete dits so if you answer the question wrong she's like, oh ok well do you know what you did wrong? We just nod and she goes on to the next person

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Yes well that brings up a good point and as much as I agree there's nothing we can do. Our childhood lives revolve around school, and there's nothing we can do to change that. So if we have to do something we might as well do it right.

Personal Studying helps homework is bullshit. I passed my maths A-level and was given no homework, I chose what work I did and used my spare time for revision.

Homework is a waste of time, its boring and bullshit, btw

we dont take too much of homework this year in our school

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It helps, certainly for subjects like French and maths, because it will stay in your head when you get a test about the matery the next week.