3280. Some Key to Success at Homeworking
Homework? It’s
essential.
If I had kids as students I would assign and set some homework. It
is useful. I teach English, as you may know. At home the students could write
compositions or focus on already corrected-by-me compositions or essays. Or also
they can read and re-read some text we’ve worked on at the classroom. Etcetera.
Only we teachers should realize that they have other school subjects and must
also do homework for those subjects…
At home they can sediment what learned at
school.
However, if we follow the flipped-classroom model the homework would be
so different: The kids search, read and visualize material at home and they
bring that material to the classroom to discuss about it, said in a rather simplistic
way – that’s the core thing I think; well also I’d add that the teacher help
the students get and obtain something more specific, more defined, at the
classroom. At home also they can visualize tutorials and can work online.
In that latter case the teacher should lead and orientate the material searching
the kids can carry out on the Internet.
Summing up, working and studying at
home seem necessary, don’t you think so? / Photo from: Academia de inglés en
Elche
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