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School teachers' perspectives on homework: a comparative study
Homework practices vary widely among teachers. Some teachers make well planned assignments that combine learning and pleasure. Others use homework as a routine to provide students with drills on important activities. These wide variations stem from the teachers' different attitudes and opinions on h...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2012
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