Does homework as a learning strategy stimulate additional student overload? (CROSBI ID 215070)
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Peko, Anđelka ; Dubovicki, Snježana ; Munjiza, Emer
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Does homework as a learning strategy stimulate additional student overload?
This paper questions if homework is a learning strategy that represents compulsory, optimum or additional indefinite student overload. In the pedagogical theory and practice there are opposite stances as to the mentioned dilemma. It is necessary to analyse the overall overload with school commitments and homework in this context. The results of the research presented in this paper, which are based on empirical evidence, point to the total student overload from the first (6.4 hours per day) to the eighth grade (10.4 hours per day). Analysing the total expected student overload and adding demands relative to homework, it is evident that students are overburdened in Croatian compulsory education. The results of the research conducted suggest that homework as a learning strategy additionally burdens students in Croatian compulsory education. It is necessary to solve the problem of overloaded students in a systematic manner. Disburdening students, which is inevitable, involves dimensioning and forming homework, as a factor of overload in students and it must therefore be modified.
homework ; classes ; student overload ; Croatian compulsory education
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