"give homework" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to an assignment given to students for completion outside of the classroom. For example: "The teacher gave the students homework to complete by the end of the week."
Give homework that makes them vested in their rehabilitation.
"I give homework, because how are you going to develop a skill if you don't practice?" he said.
"I always get the top brokers to volunteer to do role playing of different scenarios, and I give homework asking the class members to pretend that I am their customer," Mr. Lawrence said.
(A_distance_T1) It is possible to use activities that are provided in the VLE for continuous assessment purposes that encourage students to search and learn, even in courses with large number of students … The Forensic Analysis instrument … encourages me to give homework to students in courses having relatively small number of students as the system recognizes the writing styles.
It is possible to use activities that are provided in the VLE for continuous assessment purposes that encourage students to search and learn, even in courses with large number of students … The Forensic Analysis instrument … encourages me to give homework to students in courses having relatively small number of students as the system recognizes the writing styles.
I give homework the three Fs.
So many teachers avoid giving homework on weeknights.
After each session, the patient is given homework assignments that are simple and direct.
Like other coaches, she gives homework assignments that she expects clients to complete each week.
Patients are then given homework or lessons to complete during the week before their next session.
The older children attend a nearby school and are given homework help.
