Some people say that students should be given more homework.Others say that children should be free to enjoy their youth. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

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Some people say that
students
should be given more
homework
.Others say that children should be free to enjoy their youth. The discussion of
this
topic has
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since time immemorial . Traditional
teachers
prefer more
homework
as they think that student generally
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their time while modern
teachers
think that the
students
should
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through all angles. Strict
teachers
generally think that the curriculum they are delivering is
one
of the best and knowledge provided in the book is very important for the child to cope up in the world
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on the other hand
lenient
teachers
think that
students
need to know about every aspect of life and they should
also
be able to enjoy their life to
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ull extent as we get
this
only once. If we introspect the philosophy of both the groups thoroughly , we can say that
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both the groups are correct to
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arge extent.
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provided in the books is important as well as knowledge gained by doing
extra curricular
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activities as well enjoyment which reduces the stress in
one
’s life. So, a proper balance should be there between studies and leisure time or we can say that
teachers
should give
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ppropriate amount of
homework
so
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tudent could learn about important things and can relax
also
.
One
more way to have a solution is that the
homework
should be made as much interesting as it can be making
students
feel like they were just having fun. At
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we can say that no
one
is ever correct hundred
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and no
one
is wrong.The only balance needs to be made which in
this
case is
students
having interesting and appropriate
homework
making them knowledgeable and relaxed.
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