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Joan M. Rosario October 3, 2012
Bernie RuizIngl-310-091 / J. López
Amanda Sánchez

Argumentative Essay

Homework: A Key to success

While being in school or in college, students are requiredto take home additional assignments to complete by themselves. Homework, the effort that is really helpful because it helps to practice, study and keeps the brain active and stimulated. Some may seethe impact of homework as an unsuccessful activity involved in the daily routine of students. It’s an opportunity to involve and develop the “decision-making” skill, because it improves theorganization of the person and gains the artistry of being responsible while looking at the results in the scores at the end of course. Unlike the people who study for a good grade, when doing efficacioushomework, the knowledge is fed and the information enters the brain to stay; it does not go away just after the test.

Time is valuable to everyone, teachers and professors know that. That’s why theycome up with homework that help students practice and study about the subject at the same time. “Let’s face it, the real question isn’t whether we assign homework, but is the homework we are assigningrelevant or just busy work?” said Lisa Garner when giving her teacher perspective in front of a concerned parent about the homework of his little child. We can agree at the fact that coming home aftera long day and sitting down again to do similar things done in school/college becomes tiring by routine; but “practice makes perfect” and if you want to be perfect at something, there has to be somediscipline involved in the process. “I’ve heard from countless people across the country about the frustration they feel over homework…Teachers should be invited to reflect on whether any given...