Argument Essay

By Anonymous -
Homework is good and helpful to you in many ways.
ChingChing
What if I told you that homework is good and helpful for you. Would you believe me?Some might argue that homework isn’t good and helpful for you. Many adults say it’s true, but the ones who doesn’t believe that homework is good, are mostly students. Because they’re too lazy to do their homework and turning it in before it's due. There are some very good reasons you should think twice why homework is good and helpful to you. “If you can’t explain it simply, then you don’t understand it well enough,” Albert Einstein quoted.


The majority of educators say that homework can help students practice and get better at what they’re learning. Because homework helps them prepare for a big test. According to the scientists, homework helps students prepare for the test. A poll conducted for the Associated Press in January 2006 found out that 75% of parents feel that teachers assigned the right amount of homework for their kids. Another 23% thought it was too little and the other 19% thought it was too much. A survey made by MetLife in 2007 found that 87% of children that got a good score on the test from doing homework. One of the students in sixth grade hated homework. He doesn’t do his homework so on tests, he would get Ps and Bs. When he is tired of getting Ps and Bs, he decided to do his homework every time his teachers give him. The time has passed, and it’s time for a big test again. On the day the teacher gave him his tests score, you’ll be shocked to hear the results….  Ms and Es! He told me that doing his homework did really helped him to prepare for the test. Imagine that you got a  P and a B on your test and your assignments. And you don’t know how to improve your grades. Ask yourself what should you do.
Doing homework can let us know if we need extra help or not. From this help, we can understand what we’re learning about. And theses understanding and good scores will let us have a wonderful job in the future. For instance, a kid named ChingChing in sixth grade who once had problems with her homework about fractions from math class. She finished all homework she had but she still couldn’t figure out how to do it. Finally, she decided to call Namphueng, her friend. Namphueng tried to explain as good as she can but ChingChing still cannot understand the problem. But, the last time Namphueng explained, ChingChing knew what she had to do now. From that struggling, ChingChing knows what problem she had with the fractions. The next day, she quickly asked Ms.Clare, her math teacher to help her because she felt like she needed extra help about this. Have you ever have problems with your homework? If yes, do you figure out what problems you have with what you’re learning? You should, and yes, you should know you need extra help.
Finally, the first thing students have in mind when their teachers give them homework is, “You know what? I hate you!” Have you ever have had that in your mind? Hey, it’s normal to think like that. 75% of students all over the world have that in their minds when they got homework from their teachers. When you know that you are having problems doing your homework, the best thing to do is to go to your teacher and get some help. When students have problems on their homework, it allows teachers and students to work more closely together and know each more. From working and talking with your teachers, you might know them more. Like their personalities, their habits and etc. You might just know that your teacher is kinder than you think. Or you might want to do homework because she or he wants you to get a good score on the test.

Doing homework is one-way kids can develop their responsibilities. By getting the assignments done on time. They will develop a sense of punctuality on time. In 35 such studies, about 77% find the link between homework and achievement is positive. From what you’ve read, you know why homework is good and helpful to you right? Of course. Homework can help you prepare for the big test. It can also let us know, if we need more help or not. It allows teachers and students to work more together. Finally, homework can help improve students responsibilities and a sense of punctuality on time. One thing is clear, “homework is good and helpful to you!”

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