Spending loads of hours on the school homework makes children less creative as they always remain busy doing school work.
In order to remove stress and being engaged in extra-curricular activities, some subscribe to this belief that there ought to be less homework given to the pupils. I tend to agree with this viewpoint it not only helps in their well-being but also develops holistic growth of the pupils.
Doing a limited amount of study for some hours makes children physically and mentally active. To put it in another way, if there is more time, they would engage themselves in sports activities. Playing games would lead to the formation of new cells and rejuvenates the mind, resultantly, stress would be reduced. Thence, the proper functioning of the body would take place. Eminent Psychologists have revealed that children who play games daily have more intellectual power than others.
Although sitting long hours for study makes one expertise in their subjects, spending some time on recreational activities helps in the cognitive development of the students. When the budding minds get spare time, it is more likely to indulge theirs in some sort of activities such as painting, dancing, and singing which would definitely enhance their critical skills. In this way, they would not only perform better in scholastic areas but also in non-scholastic areas, consequently, their all-round development would take place. For instance, in Switzerland, where homework is given to pupils only at weekends, children are more creative.
In conclusion, homework is crucial for students, but creativity, which arises from recreational activities, has a significant role in children' s lives in the development of their comprehensive growth as well as their physical and mental growth. Schools had better provide adequate classwork to pupils.
Spending loads of hours on the school
homework
makes
children
less creative as they always remain busy doing school work.
In order to remove
stress
and
being engaged
in extra-curricular
activities
,
some
subscribe to this belief that there ought to be less
homework
given
to the pupils. I tend to
agree
with this viewpoint it not
only
helps
in their well-being
but
also
develops holistic growth of the pupils.
Doing a limited amount of study for
some
hours
makes
children
physically
and mentally active. To put it in another way, if there is more time, they would engage themselves in sports
activities
. Playing games would lead to the formation of new cells and rejuvenates the mind,
resultantly
,
stress
would be
reduced
. Thence, the proper functioning of the body would take place. Eminent Psychologists have revealed that
children
who play games daily have more intellectual power than others.
Although sitting long hours for study
makes
one expertise in their subjects, spending
some
time on recreational
activities
helps
in the cognitive development of the students. When the budding minds
get
spare time, it is more likely to indulge theirs in
some
sort of
activities
such as painting, dancing, and singing which would definitely enhance their critical
skills
. In this way, they would not
only
perform better in scholastic areas
but
also
in non-scholastic areas,
consequently
, their all-round development would take place.
For instance
, in Switzerland, where
homework
is
given
to pupils
only
at weekends,
children
are more creative.
In conclusion
,
homework
is crucial for students,
but
creativity, which arises from recreational
activities
, has a significant role in
children&
#039; s
lives
in the development of their comprehensive growth
as well
as their physical and mental growth. Schools had better provide adequate classwork to pupils.