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That's not... no.. Math requires practice. Math homework gave you the repeated practice necessary to encompass the subject. History homework was often a readin
by slowmovintarget 4y ago
That's not... no..
Math requires practice. Math homework gave you the repeated practice necessary to encompass the subject. History homework was often a reading assignment, so the classroom time could be spent on discussion instead of variable reading speeds. The same for sciences, where instead of reading, the classroom time could be spent on discussion and experiments.
Even grammar homework had its point in the learning process. So no, it wasn't just about learning discipline, it was often about the practice.
We homeschool. Finding suitable practice books was a large part of the job.
- DoreenMichele 4y agoI did not need math practice. I was just good at it. My oldest son brought his classroom math work home for a year, lied to me and told me it was homework because he wanted to understand and the teacher couldn't explain it in a way he found helpful. Then he would fight with me for an hour until he was in tears. Different kids have different strengths and weaknesses.