Should Students Have Less Homework Research

Dear Dr. Knight, I am arguing about teachers assigning fewer homework tasks. I state this because we students have other activities to do, us students need more sleep, and too much homework could be harmful to the health. Students think teachers are assigning too much homework, and I have done some research on it. As part of my research, I took a survey, and when I completed it, my stats showed that 86% of the people I inspected as part of my survey, wanted "fewer homework tasks". Although most of the class community wanted fewer homework assignments, a large amount of my classmates said that they were mostly talking about the amount of middle and high school homework than the amount of elementary school homework.

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For example, students can have extremely little or no social time with family and friends. I have noticed that I am always last to come to the dinner table and the earliest to complete my meal, just to get back to my homework. Also, I sometimes have headaches, I receive exhaustion, I have lost weight, and I have stomach aches. Me and my brother has stress and anxiety attacks when we get a large amount of homework. Another example about why schools should have less homework is that kids stop doing activates and forget stuff. When I fail to receive a decent amount of rest, it is natural for me to forget supplies which occasionally gets me in a disorder. One day after all my classes, I was doing my homework, and I had various amounts of it. When I was in the center of math homework, I heard "Dinner is ready!" I realized "Gosh, I must complete this, so I can study, and work on my presentation."and all I could imagine about is getting my homework done so I stayed put. It was about ten minutes later that I had indeed gone to eat and I rushed to complete my meal. In the morning when I awoke, I arose completely drained. When I went to the school, I forgot an assignment, and a folder and constantly got