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Extractions: Teachnology Teacher Forum Grades 3-5: Upper Primary Teachers Forum PDA View Full Version : Homework Issues Unregistered 08-21-2004, 12:56 PM I realize after 20 years of teaching that Homework Issues still exist in my very own classroom. With gifted/high ability learners, I assign interest group projects frequently and they are returned with great success. However, the regular work like math or writing tends to be less than desirable. If you have tried something new or different that works, please share with me. 08-25-2004, 09:19 AM I have my students peer review homework. It is wonderful! The students tease one another when they don't do homework. I created a competitive home system. Students are grouped each week. Those that receive the highest homework marks, receive a prize at the end of the week. Work wonders! Unregistered 08-28-2004, 06:16 PM I would like to know more about the competitive home system and your peer review for homework. Details, please. Joy Beth 08-28-2004, 10:09 PM Our new principal has a policy that says students get two strikes, then they're out. They have to stay one hour after school on their third offence (well..the next day actually ...after a warning is sent home that they will be staying after school) and parents have to come pick them up. It is a great way to get parents and students motivated! I'll let you know how it works for our school this year!
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