Quality Over Quantity: Elements of Effective Homework
Explore the reasons students may cheat and what schools and families can do to prevent this behavior.
Explore the reasons students may cheat and what schools and families can do to prevent this behavior.
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Denise Pope shares the research on the value of homework in elementary school.
A school in Southern Cal shares how Challenge Success impacted the student experience.
Learn how one school improved well-being and engagement through working with Challenge Success.
Learn how one school improved well-being and engagement through working with Challenge Success.
During this unique school year, students, educators, and
“A LOT of people cheat and I feel
This is my first year as a full time teacher, after working for many years in education as a part-time teacher, researcher, and coach with Challenge Success. Throughout the year I’ve seen the complexities and nuances of how student stress works up close. Stress doesn’t just come from one place. It’s not only teachers assigning too much homework, or a hectic school schedule, or one too many extracurricular activities. It’s deeper than any one of those things. It’s cultural, and it’s something we not only feel, but also go in search of.
In an era of hyper-focus on students’ academic performance, is it possible that schoolwork is actually too easy? I recognize that this might seem a strange question, given how much we hear of stressed-out students, slogging through hours of homework and blizzards of standardized tests. If anything, school is too hard, right?