Grand Avenue by Mike Thompson for October 02, 2021

No homework turned can’t make her grades any worse.

Gabby, repeat this line: “For an extra two dollars you can up size your ‘Value Meal’.”

Homework was first priority in my house. For me anyway and I always did mine on time for the next day at school to be turned in. My sister and brother NOPE and got penalized for it. Hence my dad told them close your doors and get your homework done and bring it to me to check.

a lot of the stuff that was taught in school,i never needed after i graduated.i don’t even remember most of it.for me school was a nightmare.it was boring and i had to deal with bullies.a person doesn’t need a high school diploma to work in fast food or any other low paying jobs.i’ve seen mcdonalds workers demanding $15.00 an hour.

“They’ve” finally figured out that traditional homework is fairly pointless.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/nataliewexler/2019/01/03/why-homework-doesnt-seem-to-boost-learning-and-how-it-could/?sh=4bca28af68ab

I used to like doing homework when I was in Elementary school. Practicing math problems, conjugations, reading assignments, the like. High school assignments, where I had to get to the library to look up stuff, sometimes the books were already checked out, read the newspaper. My home life was no picnic. What a hassle! Fortunately, I did graduate.