Dealing With Homework Chapter 8 - Wormeli. Purposes of Homework Practice Reinforce concepts Prepare students Focus on successful student learning.

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Dealing With Homework Chapter 8 - Wormeli

Purposes of Homework Practice Reinforce concepts Prepare students Focus on successful student learning

Managing the Workload Don't overdo it Keep the pile small Assignments that are short and to the point Return assignments quickly

Motivating Homework Make it engaging How? Use students in examples Increase complexity Use higher order thinking skills Use various reading materials

Creating Motivating Homework Assignments Clear picture of final product Give them a real audience Allow choices Everyone turns in a paper NO HOMEWORK ON THE WEEKENDS!

Assessing Homework Big projects - have students select their best part to be graded Lists - groups confirm answers Don't grade everything Grade mastery of content

Revising & Redoing Homework Students do it untill they get it right Keep deadlines for assignments but give students time to rework it

Punishing Students Who Don't Do Homework Teach so that the student will learn Work with families in difficult situations

Homework Technology Online posting and others Use Use a cassett recorder

Question 1 What is the purpose of homework? Practice Reinforcement Preparation

Question 2 What are 3 things that will help you create Motivating Homework assignments? Clear picture of what is expected for the final product Give the students a real audience Spruce up your prompts

The End