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Yeah, because in life you have to put in the work. Using math as an example, you can't master it without a lot of practice, and that practice is homework. Albe
by cbozeman 5y ago
Yeah, because in life you have to put in the work.
Using math as an example, you can't master it without a lot of practice, and that practice is homework. Albert Einstein wrote that he was practicing mathematics often and at length from an early age.
- bedobi 5y ago> because in life you have to put in the work what about the kids who, instead of doing the homework, have to do actual minimum wage work and house chores and help raise their siblings? They probably put in a lot more work than you, but it doesn't show in their grades.
- dls2016 5y agoAnd to put in the work, you need motivation. The existing homogenized K-12 system of mathematics is not very motivating to a lot of students. Hence the inequality.