Homework - yuck or yay?

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On Tuesday, Nov 13, the #globalmath meeting will be about homework. The panel will be moderated by @mathhombre (John Golden). We're looking for 2-4 folks with opinions willing to sit on the panel. This survey has 2 purposes: 1) find panelists based on their opinions and 2) get the pulse of the #globalmath community.

Are you interested in being on the Homework panel? *

You must be available to attend the Nov 13 #globalmath meeting at 9pm EST.

Yes

Twitter ID?

I will NOT attach your name to your answers about homework.

How often do you assign homework?

Never

Daily

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How do you assess homework?

Credit is given for degree of completion

Grade every problem for correctness of answer and method

Grade one problem at random

Binary scoring: completed (with directions followed) or not

I don't grade it at all.

Students self-check.

Other:

Clear selection

What's your philosophical approach to homework?

independent practice of skills learned in class

extends students' thinking to new ideas, new concepts

develops good study habits

homework is evil

Other:

How do you gauge you've given "enough" homework?

I use a time estimate

I use a consistent number of problems

I don't

Other:

Clear selection

Estimate your homework completion rate.

Average, over this school year

100%

Clear selection

What level do you teach?

High school

Middle school

Elementary

College

Other:

Clear selection

Thoughts on homework.

Free space to opine on the topic.

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