"as for homework" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a task or project that someone has to do for homework. For example: "The students were assigned several chapters to read as for homework this week."
Ross Tartell, a member of the Long Range Planning Committee at Middlebrook School, welcomed the change, which he expected to improve academic performance, but acknowledged, "There won't be quite as much time for homework help before sports activities, and some parents may have home babysitting problems, since the younger children will be home before the older ones".
More often than not, they are used as stations for homework and sorting the mail.
They use the family computer and the school tablet for homework, as well as to play games, surf the web or watch Buzzfeed videos (does Buzzfeed know how many of its viewers are tween girls?).
You may want to have a separate section in your binder for homework as well.
He did not use the entire article in this lesson (except as a suggestion for homework), but instead introduces students to its broad ideas.
Although it is not our purpose in this report to detail such an intervention, we can imagine a scenario in which an instructor assigns a question as reported here for homework after one class period and has the results of lexical analysis before the next class period.
We use an online maths programme for homework as young as year 2. The children have a password and create a profile and need to know how to keep their password safe.
Online groups are resourceful arenas; however, users should not use groups as a first resort for information-gathering or as a "quick" source for homework or class assignments.
Desdemona, Upton's sister, quickly borrows Jinqiang for homework help, as their parents, Ed and Grace, find still more jobs for him to tackle.
Furthermore, if the patient has very generalized phobic avoidance, weekly sessions may also have advantages as it allows more time for homework between sessions so that a wider range of situations can be tackled while receiving the therapist's support and encouragement.
