Texas Teacher Creates No Homework Policy — and Parents Are Loving It!
by Diana Bruk for Good Housekeeping on MSN.com
"On August 16th, Samantha Gallagher of Fort Worth, Texas, shared a note that her daughter, Brooke, brought home from her teacher, Mrs. Brandy Young. The note announced that Mrs. Young would no longer be formally assigning homework, and that the only homework that students would have would consist of whatever they did not finish during class. The response on Reddit has been encouraging, with many users saying they wished this had been the policy back in their day. I have this vivid memory of being in kindergarten and the teacher passing out a homework assignment that was something like practicing writing a letter of the alphabet in upper and lower case inside dotted lines, one user wrote. I just started doing it when it got put on my table in front of me, and then the teacher took it and gave me a new one and said Class, can you guys tell him what kind of work this is supposed to be? and then like half the class in unison goes "HOMEWORK!" So lame."
I agree hundred percent with this
Teacher.
When I went to school,
I never brought a book home
or homework home up until I graduated from
High School.
My
Senior
year in
High School,
I only had a half a day of school because I had so many credits already accumulated.
And I was accepted into
Four Different Colleges.
That is why I always tell people who think they are so smart,
"I dropped out of more colleges then you'll ever attend!"
This is,
Dropping Out Had Nothing To Do With Homework,
It Had Everything To Do With Hemp,
Jim Hauenstein,
And,
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- Kurt Vonnegut -
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