. In practice, I think it will be even better, since it frees up our time, whether it be to get fresh air and exercise all the way to playing nerdy computer games. Whether you're a teacher or a student, or just some random guy with something that even remotely makes sense to say, please comment using the link below.
Monday, March 26, 2007
Quick War: Science Assignment
Now what the hell is the point of an assignment. Now, current affairs programs have done numerous experiments at some shit ass schools (not mentioning any names (not that they mentioned it anyway)) and found that when they banned homework, students improved by up to 90% (without mentioning in what aspect). Now, based on the theory of quadratic binomial scalability (yes, I'm entering into bullshit with technical terms): Wikipedia, the effect will be quadratically increased if we tried banning homework at our (much better in theory) school. Here's a thereotical graph: . In practice, I think it will be even better, since it frees up our time, whether it be to get fresh air and exercise all the way to playing nerdy computer games. Whether you're a teacher or a student, or just some random guy with something that even remotely makes sense to say, please comment using the link below.
. In practice, I think it will be even better, since it frees up our time, whether it be to get fresh air and exercise all the way to playing nerdy computer games. Whether you're a teacher or a student, or just some random guy with something that even remotely makes sense to say, please comment using the link below.
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