The phrase "light homework" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe an assignment or task that is not very demanding or time-consuming. Example: "The teacher assigned us some light homework for the weekend, just a few pages of reading and a short writing assignment."
According to the Brown Center Report on American Education, American students have one of the lightest homework loads in the world, typically less than one hour per day.
They were more insightful about adolescent woes than my parents were, they gave pointers on English lit homework and dog care, and they had ready opinions of my dates.
Access to electricity will mean better light for homework at night, better access to information through radio and TV, and less risk of burns for children.
No homework, light classwork, it's fun!
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Mr Shaad says he sees "kids studying, coming from the dark homes to the light ones to do homework".
By Shantha Bloemen SVAY RIENG PROVINCE, Cambodia, 14 July 2008 – On the veranda of their rural home, 12-year-old Vanna, his twin brother and an older sister race against the natural light to finish their homework.
You should have at least one floor lamp or ceiling lamp and one desk lamp so that you have enough light to do your homework with.
A single mother, she helps her daughter with her homework by candle light during the frequent outages in the capital.
Pupils are generally more content too: a quality-not-quantity approach means school hours are shorter and homework duties are light.
