Some say homework builds discipline. Others feel it causes stress and steals family time. 
Should we give less? Make it more fun? Or skip it altogether?
Every parent, teacher, and student has a different opinion — and that’s what makes this debate so interesting!
What do you think?
@Nawres-Alabed
This is such a relevant and thought-provoking debate. Homework can build discipline and reinforce learning, but too much can lead to stress and reduce quality family time. Striking a balance is key—perhaps assigning meaningful, engaging tasks rather than quantity-focused ones. It’s not about giving more or none, but giving it better.
@Nawres-Alabed
Dear, homework has its own value.
Homework sometimes home is not necessary and sometimes it is.
Homework has many form,
Sobia
Such a thoughtful post! What if we replaced some homework with collaborative activities or family based learning? It could make the experience more meaningful and less stressful
Sayeda Afshan Shah
@Mariya-Rajpar Homework provides opportunities to revisit and practice concepts taught in class, solidifying understanding and retention.
@Sayeda-Afshan can cultivate valuable skills like time management, organization, critical thinking, and problem-solving.
@Mariya-Rajpar Homework allows students to develop self-directed learning habits and take ownership of their education.
@Mariya-Rajpar Homework can be designed to promote specific skills, such as research, analysis, and application of knowledge.
@Mariya-Rajpar Excessive homework can lead to stress, anxiety, and burnout, especially for students already facing academic pressure or other challenges.
@Mariya-Rajpar The value of homework depends on various factors, including the quality and quantity of assignments, the age and learning styles of students, and the level of support available. A balanced approach that considers the potential benefits and drawbacks is crucial. Teachers should carefully consider the purpose and design of homework assignments, ensuring they are relevant, engaging, and appropriately challenging for all students. Furthermore, open communication between teachers, students, and parents is essential to address any concerns and ensure that homework is a positive and effective component of the learning process.