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Submitted by: Christy Flynn, 4th grade teacher I have a homework board. It’s a white board that has each subject written on it. The kids have homework sheets to write the homework on each night. The sheet is done as a table and two sided with a total of 30 squares. (One for each day of the 6 weeks.) Each square has all 7 subjects written in it. They are required to write all the homework.
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The teacher stood in front, providing direct instruction at the board. Once he was finished demonstrating the problem, students began filling out worksheets. Some of the students asked one another questions, but not many. One intrepid student circulated throughout the room, both asking for and offering help, but he was the only one who was doing much talking. Without strategies for discourse.
Homework is set by individual class teachers at least once a week per subject (some subjects have more lessons per week and so set more homework). Form tutors complete regular planner checks and will inform parents if you are not doing your homework. Each Head of House monitors a sample of planners and any cause for concern are followed through.is set by individual class teachers at least once.
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Learning happens when one brain cell forms a new link with another. That link is fragile unless the learning is repeated so the link is strengthened. High achieving pupils repeat their learning often so the link is strong and the knowledge can be recalled in an instant. Homework is a vital part of this process. There is not enough time in the school day to thoroughly embed all of the learning.