We may protest as we wish Chris. If you don't want to support it then why are you here
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Liam Neal
12 years ago
Down with school government! PROTEST! PROTEST!
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JULIA MALIK ;)
12 years ago
I AGREE I NEED TOME AT NIGHT TO WASTE MY LIFE ON NETFLIX
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Luc Antonelli
· petition starter
12 years ago
I agree Chris.
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Luc Antonelli
· petition starter
12 years ago
Hello all,
We have been deceived. After talking to Mr. Barish, I learned that the rule has been changed to 25 minutes a night with a parent signature, and full credit!
Luc
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Chris
12 years ago
I think this is a good idea, but we can't just lower the amount of homework. We need to learn not to procrastinate.
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Yost
12 years ago
YYYEEEEAAAAHHH
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mason montgomery
12 years ago
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Mr. Cole Mameesh Anderson
12 years ago
With communism, there is low homework for everybody
--Commie Cole
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Mr. Cole Mameesh Anderson
12 years ago
Communism- low homework for everybody!
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Asha Johnson
12 years ago
Too much HW!!!
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Zach von Behren
12 years ago
I think that procrastination is the biggest issue. I think it would be better for projects to have lots of smaller deadlines to ensure less procrastination.
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Tegan
12 years ago
I think that if we had a longer school day, then no homework at all would be necessary. Another option that I found interesting was learning the classwork at home in online teaching so that you could go at your own pace of teaching, and then have the question asking and followup in class the next day.
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I Put the Ball in the Net
12 years ago
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10 mins is about equal to none at all. Whil I see the advantages about cutting down to a # like that, It would have to be made up via longer school days or we'd lose time during the year. I'm much less worried by the time per subject than I am the amount of overlapping major assignments. Thats where all the problems start.
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caroline
12 years ago
10 min seems a little low, maybe 15? or what bryce said
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Phoebe
12 years ago
I think we should get 20 min per class
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Talley
12 years ago
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I usually start my homework at around 7 or 8 at night, and somehow end up finishing at about 11 or later. That just seems a bit off to me. I know that we're only supposed to do up to 30 min. of homework, but if I didn't finish and told a teacher, "Well, we're only supposed to do 30 min," I would probably have to make it up and fall even further behind. I think it is less of a question of lessening the time, but asking the teachers to further accept the present policy. I do, though, think that this would help quite a bit, though, so I will sign this. Maybe just try to make revisions and such with the feedback you get.
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Luc Antonelli
· petition starter
12 years ago
Proving my point. A lot of people are slower than the teachers think.
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Luc Antonelli
· petition starter
12 years ago
Should I send this to the graduating fifth graders as well?
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Luc Antonelli
· petition starter
12 years ago
I may need to involve the eighth grade as well. I have Mr. Baker Rhett's support.
We may protest as we wish Chris. If you don't want to support it then why are you here
Down with school government! PROTEST! PROTEST!
I AGREE I NEED TOME AT NIGHT TO WASTE MY LIFE ON NETFLIX
I agree Chris.
Hello all, We have been deceived. After talking to Mr. Barish, I learned that the rule has been changed to 25 minutes a night with a parent signature, and full credit! Luc
I think this is a good idea, but we can't just lower the amount of homework. We need to learn not to procrastinate.
YYYEEEEAAAAHHH
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With communism, there is low homework for everybody --Commie Cole
Communism- low homework for everybody!
Too much HW!!!
I think that procrastination is the biggest issue. I think it would be better for projects to have lots of smaller deadlines to ensure less procrastination.
I think that if we had a longer school day, then no homework at all would be necessary. Another option that I found interesting was learning the classwork at home in online teaching so that you could go at your own pace of teaching, and then have the question asking and followup in class the next day.
10 mins is about equal to none at all. Whil I see the advantages about cutting down to a # like that, It would have to be made up via longer school days or we'd lose time during the year. I'm much less worried by the time per subject than I am the amount of overlapping major assignments. Thats where all the problems start.
10 min seems a little low, maybe 15? or what bryce said
I think we should get 20 min per class
I usually start my homework at around 7 or 8 at night, and somehow end up finishing at about 11 or later. That just seems a bit off to me. I know that we're only supposed to do up to 30 min. of homework, but if I didn't finish and told a teacher, "Well, we're only supposed to do 30 min," I would probably have to make it up and fall even further behind. I think it is less of a question of lessening the time, but asking the teachers to further accept the present policy. I do, though, think that this would help quite a bit, though, so I will sign this. Maybe just try to make revisions and such with the feedback you get.
Proving my point. A lot of people are slower than the teachers think.
Should I send this to the graduating fifth graders as well?
I may need to involve the eighth grade as well. I have Mr. Baker Rhett's support.