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It is important to consider whether homework should be given to students by their educators. This discussion discusses both sides of the argument and then offers my own views on the issue. On one side of the argument, there are those who argue that homework should not be given to school children by their teachers. The main reason to believe this is that children can use their time after-school in recreational activities. Since leisure time activities are so important in the development of adolescents, both physically and mentally, it is essential to provide them with opportunities to participate in sports or activities. Another effective way to refresh their mind and body. For example, according to a survey conducted by NewYork's Schools Association, students who are not given homework, tend to make the most of their time. time by participating in sports activities, and are often more active than students of other schools. On the other hand, it is often argued that homework makes an effective contribution to a child's education. This is because the small tasks or tasks that have to be completed after school, often keep students engaged and busy, thus helping them develop cognitive skills that will be useful to them in life education. For example, these Students who spend time at home completing their homework are often more productive and get good marks in their exams. surname. A second problem is that as students tend to form the habit of studying hard at home as well, different from school. This extra time often makes them strong and prepares them for struggles later in their professional life. In short, I believe both sides have their merits. On balance, I tend to believe that homework is certainly beneficial to the student's learning for life as it provides him with benefits in developing his cognitive abilities as well as his tendency to cope. with life's upcoming difficulties.

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