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This web page educationrethink.blogspot.com states the following, "Saturday, August 28, 2010." We saw that the webpage said " Why I Still Give Homework." It also said " I have written before about being anti-homework and I need to clarify this. I dont make it mandatory. My students know all of this. However, I believe that learning should continue throughout the day. Therefore, I have my students use the following approach to homework. 1 It is not optional. 2 It is not graded. Im not going to punish you or reward you for homework."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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