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It's almost like the reason they argue against homework isn't for logical nor evidence based reason but underlying personal biases.... Hmm... what could a gr
by DropInIn 3y ago
It's almost like the reason they argue against homework isn't for logical nor evidence based reason but underlying personal biases....
Hmm... what could a group who enjoy 1/4 of the year off from their primary duties and arguably have never been outside the school system (12 to Post secondary and back to k-12, nothing between but fun) have as an underlying incentive?
It couldn't be that they just don't want to mark the work, could it? It couldn't be that they expect children to do work after an 8 hr work day, where the teachers waste most of the time either engaged pointless self aggrandizing and power games or otherwise self involved, but refuse to hold themselves to the same standards could it?
Nah, that couldn't be it... never... /s