Some people believe that children should not be given homework, while others believe that they must get homework everyday in order to be successful at school. Discuss both sides and give your opinion.

Many

parents

emphasize the importance of having a teacher provide additional works for students after a

class

, while others argue that a teenager should spend time doing something else rather than working on assignments.

This

essay discusses both views and supports the idea of not giving

homework

to a teenager so that they can invest their time into an interest. On the one hand,

parents

love to see young people practice and review a lesson after school.

Thus

, the youngster can have a

second

chance to take a deeper understanding of materials provided in their classes that leads to a higher score on a test day.

For example

, Asian

parents

often require their children to take a tutoring

class

at night;

consequently

, most Asian teenagers have a higher score compared to their peers. I believe that

this

is not a proper way to educate a youngster because it puts too much pressure on them.

On the other hand

, some

parents

encourage their children to explore other things after a daily

class

. While learning is important, there are other fields that a child might be interested in. For

this

reason, they should be allowed to spend the rest of the day on their hobbies as long as these activities are healthy for their well-being.

For instance

, primary education in Canada does not focus on

homework

and a teacher is encouraged to allow a teenager to explore side projects that will be presented in front of the

class

at the end of each semester.

As a result

, they love to learn and become more active in their learning path. I agree with

this

approach for a dynamic learning method it provides, so a student can have an opportunity to excel in the domain that they are good at. In conclusion, giving

homework

to students allow them to remember the lesson in

class

, while not providing

homework

might give students a chance to explore their unique interest. I support the

second

idea that a student should be allowed to express their strong side

instead

of following a strict curriculum.