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Homework only helps so much, before it just becomes a task you must complete just for the sake of doing it. It 039 s as if, college gives too much homework as a right of passage, and not to help you learn. I 039 m a senior in highschool, and i 039 m preety smart, so i don 039 t have to study ever, because things just stick in my brain, so, when i 039 m doing homework, it 039 s pretty much annoying, because it 039 s a waste of time, and just something i have to do, for points.

As for people who need more help, they can study freely on their own until they feel they have fully absorbed the material. I would rather do a longer test, then a bunch of homework, because i think that 039 s what ultimately proves what you have learned. One girl came into my highschool to visit her friends and said she hadn 039 t slept for a long time, but you get use to it o,e my mom keeps saying to me 4 5 hours per class and 4 units equals 4 5 hours every day. That seems a bit ridiculous when my friend who took biology generally no homework unless you don't finish it in class, mainly studying. She got c+ only because she was lazy and irresponsible and didn't study when she was supposed to she's always like that despite that she cares about her grades.

I have a straight a friend who goes to community colleges so i could ask but he hasn't taken any yet. For example, is it the usual 20 math problems one being a short essay word problem every other day and a 10 easy math problems on those other days with quizzes and tests every 2 4 weeks for math? that's what i mean by exact. I'm strong in math but i do not know the exact amount of homework for multivariable calculus will be taking ap calc bc in 11th and have nothing to take in math unless i go to community college.

Also i really like japanese so intermediate japanese 3 would be fun, so would general physics with a good teacher. @bodangles i don't see how challenging community college courses in senior year would sound degrading. I see your point, though, but i could save some money without risks according to my friend but more likely i will just go to the 4 year college or some college within top 20 immediately after high school because some colleges offer lower transfer rates compared to acceptance rates so that's a risk i don't want.

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My high school only has regular physics and no math after ap calc bc of course not, well except ap stats but idk if i really want that and a bunch of regular courses i'm not interested in that will lower my gpa as well as no japanese 3 or 4. I'm not a freshman but i have to plan my courses and some of the ones i planned in 12th have to go to 11th and 10th and it switches around etc. Jorge barrientos william kirk, a senior at highland high school, spends nearly an hour each night doing homework on average. They take college prep and advanced placement classes, so usually have several hours of homework each night.

How much homework is too much? and are there policies that address how much time should be devoted to homework? we sampled homework policies in several local school districts and schools to see how much they recommend. Policies as guidelines earlier this month, the davis joint unified school district in northern california decided to ask parents if they think teachers overload their kids with homework. The district plans to use the survey results to reshape homework policies, which currently allow its teachers to assign 10 minutes of homework each day beginning in kindergarten, and increase it by 10 minutes for each grade level, capping at three hours for high schoolers.