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Homework Policy Review
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Kelly Trottier
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Updated Apr 22, 2022
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Chapter 1
00:50
Chapter 2
01:00
Chapter 3
01:04
Chapter 4
01:23
Chapter 5
01:29
Chapter 6
01:40
Chapter 7
01:48
Chapter 8
02:01
Chapter 9
02:19
Chapter 10
02:28
Chapter 11
02:42
Chapter 12
02:51
Chapter 13
03:06
Chapter 14
Audio Transcript
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Hi, I'm kelli Trottier and I'm going to evaluate the Hampton Falls homework policy,
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Homework has been a longstanding institution in the United
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States since formalized education began around the 20th century,
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homework was intended
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to reinforce and practice skills learned in school,
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but today students are being assigned hours of
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homework far beyond what was intended to provide.
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The problem with homework today is that
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students and parents are frustrated with the
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long hours of homework and need to balance homework with family and sports.
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If the school board in the Hampton Falls school district
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were to send out a parent and student survey,
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the results would likely not be positive.
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The constant grumbling about homework are clear across the grade levels.
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Too much homework is being administered.
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Homework can be used as a functional tool in the education system.
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In order for homework to be utilized to the fullest potential,
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the Hampton Falls homework policy needs to be addressed to
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best meet the needs of today's students and families.
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Homework can be a complement to a students day and can help
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reinforce education skills from school and
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can help teach the student responsibility.
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Homework can provide multiple benefits for both the student and the family.
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Research suggests for potential effects of homework,
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immediate achievement,
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long term academic success,
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non academic success and parental and family benefits.
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Well, there are multiple benefits of homework.
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There still remain challenges to fully effective homework policies,
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routines and procedures.
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The way that parents help their students is an
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important factor to consider for improving the homework policy.
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Positive homework help is when students are
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engaged with homework in an environment that supported
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when parents are not giving answers
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and the environment is best for the student to learn
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when the environment is not supportive and the
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homework experience is not beneficial to the student
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parents. Negative health giving and homework may detract from the effectiveness
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of homework in its entirety.
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Parents who are offering negative help me not know they're
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offering help to their student in a negative way.
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Education for the parent could help in
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understanding effective and supportive homework strategies.
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Homework can be a useful tool in the education process if used appropriately,
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the Hampton falls forward policy is written to enforce
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the application of homework and the connection a greeting
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improvements to the school board policy that include education for teachers.
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Students and parents on the importance of homework
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will be vital to improving this policy.
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Family perceptions of the intent of school and the
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foundational characteristics of school have changed over time.
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The family structure of american households is continuing to change too.
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The number of households that include people
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who are not family members is increasing.
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This means that for an increasing number of students,
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it's not just the parent at home offering homework help,
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but an assortment of other adults
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Having a policy which includes a training session for adults and
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a consistent homework routine for students
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could help increase homework efficacy.
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Overall
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parent views on homework have changed for the times to
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ranging from wide sweeping views on anti homework sentiments,
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to the pledge to commit to back to basics education,
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where students were again expected to commit too many
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hours of rigorous instruction hours outside of school.
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While the view on homework has changed,
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the fundamental value of homework still exists,
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the homework policy should be rewritten to reflect the current views.
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