The number and quantity of homework will be reduced, so that the students will be "putting" their knowledge and skills to work.
Maintain standards for homework: The importance and quantity of homework assignments only increase as students progress into high school.
The quantity of students' homework is a lot less important than its quality.
The quality & quantity of your homework will count toward your grade.
True, the trouble with homework isn't limited to quantity: it can be counterproductive even in limited amounts.
Hopefully, you did your homework last fall by checking the forage quantity, types and groundcover.
After a local PTA conducted a survey of parents, the results sparked district officials to move forward with guidelines that emphasize quality over quantity when it comes to students' homework — and state PTA officials are taking notice.
In the Sunday Review article "The Trouble With Homework," Annie Murphy Paul reviews the research on homework: The quantity of students' homework is a lot less important than its quality.
To the Editor: As a sophomore in high school, I agree with Annie Murphy Paul's assertion that homework's quality is of much greater concern than its quantity.
Pupils are generally more content too: a quality-not-quantity approach means school hours are shorter and homework duties are light.
