Hi abhaysingh, sorry I forfeited earlier (I accidently created a deadline of 12 h instead of 2 days) I had to attend Saturday school and also go to sleep soo...Yea
1) When you say "But time has changed and students are living with their families. So giving these non-creative, copy and paste homework is just killing their times which they can use to explore themselves and spend their time with their family" how would you compare it with, "In India parents don't give proper support to their children or promote things where their interest is and sometimes parents ask their teachers to give a lot of homework so students don't disturb them while parents are doing their job or watching tv or other entertainment"?
2)"So if homeworks are provided by teachers they should make sure these things
Don't just give Copy and Paste homework
There should be some research and creativity involved.
Teachers should provide proper guidance. so student doesn't get lost" - Keep in mind that an average teacher has to provide work/ and teach for over 300 students. So is it cruel if they copy and pasted it from the text book? And as in India you are expected to copy down the work taught in class into your book, correct? So if the teacher doesn't provide proper guidance u could find him/she and ask for help (I mean it is their job to help their students excel in work), correct?
"Teachers also fail to provide support and guidance to them and punish them by beating them, removing them from classroom, or asking them to do sit-ups (up to 100) I have done situps when I was in school for same reason" - I'm quite sure those used to be there in the olden days and no longer exist now , as it is seen as child abuse but usually in European countries it is most common they give you a detention.
"Schools, Teachers and Parents should also promote students passion or what he loves doing if it's ethical and appropriate" - They do promote all of this to a certain age, which I do very agree with you. As an Indian myself ( POV: I used to study there before I moved to a European country), As India is a LIC (Low Income Country) they have proven to raise their standards and put children under the pressure of that you have to get an A or A* and anything below an A is counted as a fail and you should work harder( which is not only proved in India but mostly Asia itself)
"There are other downsides of homework are apparent to everyone: tiredness, frustration, loss of time to pursue other interests, and often a decrease in interest in studying" - therefore there is something called time management skills, you could use a timetable, listening to podcasts on the topic while doing something else finish a subject each day and spend 1h to 2h to spend for yourself or family.
⦁ 3)Homework improves presentation skills
Homework is designed to help students improve their academic performance. This occurs when they are given the opportunity to prepare and present on various topics. They must gather material, prepare notes, and organise it into predetermined formats. These presentations can be given in small groups or in front of the entire class. Students are given marks for each of them, which encourages them to work hard and improve their confidence. It is the first reason why homework should not be banned.
⦁ It sows a sense of responsibility in students.
You will become a more responsible student if you have homework since you will be required to do the assigned work at home. If a student does not assign any homework, he will lack a sense of responsibility and will be more inclined to be careless with his other work. In any situation, a responsible student will always shine. Homework can be quite beneficial to a student. It will allow you to plan ahead of time and flourish in your work life. It is one of the main reasons why homework should not be banned in schools and universities. Parents are updated with the child’s education. In the early phases of homework completion, most students ask for parental help. Homework should not be banned because it helps parents understand the class’s study curriculum. As a result, parents may always double-check the classroom session and address any issues if they want to concern the teachers.
⦁ Homework is a way to work on your weakness.
A student who did not understand something during the class session can be analysed again at home. Homework allows students to progress, learn new skills, and differentiate themselves from other students.
From the above discussion, now you understand why homework should not be banned. It is pointless to dispute that homework is quite beneficial to children. Of course, there may be some limitations in terms of student age and the quantity of homework assigned, but in any event, a modern school without homework is unthinkable. It’s no surprise that homework is still one of the most effective ways to learn new things and improve on what you already know.
Conclusion:
Sure not all students may complete their homework but it sure does show hope in higher achieving students, This comes to say that it reflects the students behaviour/ motivation towards studies. Although most students abide studies, there is always most of the time a sense to word
Sources:
20+ Reasons Why Homework Should Not Be Banned (upjourney.com)
Should homework be banned? | BBC Science Focus Magazine
Should Homework Be Banned? - YouTube
Why Homework Should Not Be Banned: Important Considerations (csriu.org)
smanship when you have achieved something.
Oh no its ok😁
I am sorry, as I was not able to participate in round 2 as tomorrow are my exams and was studying for that. I am really sorry.