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We do not agree with the position of the Department of Education (DepEd) that a “no homework” policy, prohibiting teachers from assigning academic work to be completed by students outside of regular school hours, is beneficial to Filipino students.
As a student, I disagree about the no homework policy because for me homework is important because it allows me to practice the things I am learning at school and it may be responsible for many things such as doing homework and this give me a bond with my fam. Homework teaches me to work independently, encourages self-discipline, responsibility, and a love of learning and it can also teach me to manage my time and to do things on time also teaches use my mind, so I may be prepared for further learning at school and in the workplace. Homework teaches me to read and listen to instructions carefully and keep track of time and not spend too much time on any one question when not necessary. Time is important to us all and the misuse of it can sometimes be a burden to us in the long term. Using our time wisely and understanding deadlines of time is important in life and the younger we learn this the better we will become and the more organized we will be. We should also understand that to be given a task to perform by a certain time and not to do it can create a wide range of issues for all people involved. So for me don't ban the homework policy.
Homework is a vital part of education because it gives students the opportunity to apply knowledge gained in the classroom. This occurs in two ways — not only by creatively applying the educational content but also by giving students practice in developing good work habits and methods. From a practical point of view, homework allows “more education” than can be fit into a few hours of a school day. And far from preventing families from bonding, homework encourages parents to become more involved in their children’s educational activities.
Just imagine it’s a Sunday night. You’re all comfortable and tired, and just trying to relax because you had a great weekend. You’re just about to fall asleep, but then you realize, you have homework. Now you either get up and do all your homework, or you just leave it and take the zero. I know everybody in this room can relate to this situation because it’s happened to every single one of us before. That is why I’m talking to you about having a no-homework policy in schools.
Homework can be such a controversial topic. Teachers apparently love to give it, students hate to receive it, and parents are often confused by it. When you sit down to write a persuasive essay, which you were presumably given as homework, it can be very tempting to say that we should just get rid of all homework completely. However, make sure you’re considering the nuances of the situation. There are both disadvantages and advantages to homework, and your teacher or professor may not love giving you homework as much as you think they do. After all, they presumably have to grade it, taking up valuable hours of their free time. Try considering the case for less or no homework from the teacher’s perspective.
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