So, well, as I was saying, this is a quiet and conversational topic. On the one hand, homework can sometimes put a lot of pressure on students. Many young people already spent long hours at schools, so when they go home, they need time to relax and spend time with their families, spend time with their families or take part in an extra critical activities like sports or music. On the other hand homework has its benefits. It allows students to review what they have learned in class and it also teaches important life skills such as responsibility, discipline, time management which improves to memory and understanding. So in addition to parents can monitor their children’s progress when they see the exam doing homework. Personally I believe The homework should not be completely abolished, but it should be limited instead of giving a large amount of repetitive exercises.
Band 7+: Homework should be abolished in schools.
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So, as I was saying, this is a quiet and conversational topic. On the one hand, homework can sometimes put a lot of pressure on students. Many young people already spend long hours at school, so when they go home, they need time to relax and spend time with their families or take part in extracurricular activities like sports or music. On the other hand, homework has its benefits. It allows students to review what they have learned in class, and it also teaches important life skills such as responsibility, discipline, and time management, which improve memory and understanding. In addition, parents can monitor their children's progress when they see them doing homework. Personally, I believe homework should not be completely abolished, but it should be limited instead of giving a large amount of repetitive exercises.
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