This won’t come as any surprise to many teenagers but here goes: A new study finds that a heavy homework load negatively impacts the lives of high school students in upper middle-class ...

a senior at Cherry Hill High School West. Some students cope with the distraction by budgeting social media time into their homework schedule or going to bed early to get a jump-start in the morning.

More than half of students ... homework assignments while their schools are closed during the coronavirus crisis, a new nationwide survey of parents suggests. Conducted among 320 parents of high ...

Having less homework would be beneficial for some students like Kyan Vanderweel, a San Luis Obispo high school student. With multiple band and orchestra practices a day, on top of taking AP ...

In The Battle Over Homework, Cooper has crunched the numbers on dozens of studies of homework for students of all ... How could we be a high-achieving school and not assign homework?” ...

13,000 California high school students who took the survey report an average of 2.5 hours of homework every night. “I just toured a school in my district where they talked about how they are ...

"I just did another survey just yesterday, for students. I said, 'What would you want to change about the homework policy ... they fell behind," Wooten High School Student Nico D'Orazio told ...

Changes are coming to how much time Arlington County Public Schools students ... For those at the high school level, in grades grades 9 through 12, the maximum time spent on homework is suggested ...

One of the key things students discussed was how it took time to adjust to high school. This included managing their time to fit in new study commitments, such as homework for multiple subjects.