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Some people believe that school children should not be given homework by their teachers, whereas others argue that homework plays an important role in the education of children.

Some people believe that school children should not be given homework by their teachers, whereas others argue that homework plays an important role in the education of children. v. 21
The role of homework is still widely debated nowadays, with some people believe that children should not be given homework and others think that homework is essential in educating children. There are valid opinions on both sides, which I will consider now. On the one hand, the opponents of homework highlight that children should also develop other skills besides studying academic subjects. They often say that if without homework, children will have more time to participate in physical activities that can teach them the skills like leadership and teamwork. For instance, soccer or hockey teams can teach children how to corporate with others to achieve a win-win agreement and to lead the team members to achieve the ultimate goals. What’s more, it is said that the quantity of homework needs to be controlled and reduced. Especially children in Asia can hardly have a break from studying, they often need to do homework until midnight. Most of the children are overwhelmed, stressed and even get depressed. Based on the research, the children’s suicide rate continues to stay rocky high in the late 2010s. On the other hand, the supporters of homework point to practice questions that can ensure children understand the knowledge. Usually, teachers will give appropriate homework to children based on what they learnt from daily lectures. Thus, children can have a better understanding of the lectures by doing homework. Furthermore, they also say that children can observe what they missed out from lectures by doing homework. For example, if there is an economic theory that the child did not understand from the lecture, and he/ she saw related questions from homework. Thus he/ she can learn by asking for help from teachers or peers. Overall, I feel that homework generally plays an unreplaceable role in the education of children, as long as it is within a reasonable amount, and children have spare time for other activities.
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and others
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think
that
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is essential in educating
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. There are valid opinions on both sides, which I will consider
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now
.

On the one hand, the opponents of
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highlight that
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children
should
also
develop
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other
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skills
besides
studying academic subjects. They
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often
say that if without
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homework
,
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children
will have more time to participate in physical activities that can teach them the
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skills
like leadership and teamwork.
For instance
, soccer or hockey teams can teach
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children
how to corporate with others to achieve a win-win agreement and to lead the team members to achieve the ultimate goals. What’s more, it
is said
that the quantity of
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homework
needs to
be controlled
and
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reduced
.
Especially
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children
in Asia can hardly have a break from studying, they
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often
need to do
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homework
until midnight. Most of the
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children
are overwhelmed
,
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stressed
and even
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get
depressed. Based on the research, the
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children’s
suicide rate continues to stay rocky high in the late 2010s.

On the
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other
hand, the supporters of
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homework
point to practice questions that can ensure
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children
understand the knowledge.
Usually
, teachers will give appropriate
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homework
to
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children
based on what they
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learnt
from daily
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lectures
.
Thus
,
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children
can have a better understanding of the
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lectures
by doing
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homework
.
Furthermore
, they
also
say that
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children
can observe what they missed out from
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lectures
by doing
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homework
.
For example
, if there is an economic theory that the child did not understand from the
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lecture
, and he/ she
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saw
related questions from
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homework
.
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Thus
he/ she can learn by asking for
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help
from teachers or peers.

Overall
, I feel that
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homework
generally
plays an
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unreplaceable
role in the education of
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children
, as long as it is within a reasonable amount, and
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children
have spare time for
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other
activities.
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IELTS essay Some people believe that school children should not be given homework by their teachers, whereas others argue that homework plays an important role in the education of children.

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