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A group of French parents and teachers have called for a two-week boycott of homework in schools, saying it is useless, tiring and reinforces inequalities between children.

They say homework pushes the responsibility for learning on parents and causes rows between themselves and their children. And they conclude children would be better off reading a book. (via French parents to boycott homework | World news | guardian.co.uk)

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    YES YOU WONDERFUL SMART PEOPLE.

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    OMG, the French and...fucking boycotts/strikes. They are so fucking lazy sometimes and...

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    “Raising our children is a much greater responsibility than we can do alone without the Lord’s help. He knows exactly...

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    I actually see their point. Especially homework around 5-7. But I guess after that you don’t really need that much...

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    It can help to build study habits in children - but Primary students don’t need it. And that’s what I reckon. If we’re...

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    I personally found that projects helped me understand the material better, but it honestly varies for various subjects....

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    I’ve always thought that the point of homework was to show how well the student learned what was presented in the class...

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