Essays: Emotion and Free Time

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Raygine Morton 20064997
Mr. Palmer
World Literature & Writing
5 December 2011
Harmful Homework V.S. Helpful Homework You know that feeling you get when the teacher announces homework? “Homework is stressful, it can lead of frustration, it limits the amount of free time a student has, it effects a student’s social life, it can affect a family emotionally and it takes away time in which more productive things can get done.” This shows why people believe we should not have homework. It shows how homework can be a negative outlook on life and time. Using your time wisely can help you with your homework instead of taking time away from you. There is no point of you getting extra free time if you don’t understand your work in your classroom. “The daily completion of homework not only prepares you for the near future outside of high school, but also to apply your knowledge from the outermost remains of the classroom.” This quote shows the helpful outlook on homework. It also shows how homework makes you mo re successful in life. This quote helps with up coming events in the classroom that you work on. “It’s the youngest kids who seem to be getting the most homework and they are the least ready to do it.” We all have homework that we get tired of or don’t wont to do. Some kids have homework but just don’t do it. “From teachers to parents, everyone has tried to explain to us just how important homework is. But the reality is that homework should not even be assigned.” This quotation shows the world perspective over homework, but the reality of harmful homework. “Homework can also be extremely frustrating and

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