#equity-in-education

#equity-in-education

Homework has always played a key role in learning. It helps reinforce what students learn in class and gives them a chance to practice skills on their own. For years, homework has been seen as a way to build discipline, improve problem-solving skills, and encourage independent thinking. However, not everyone views homework positively. Many people argue that much of it feels like a chore, and it doesn't promote real learning.

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Of the 169 positions the board agreed to eliminate during a Feb. 26 meeting, about 25 were English language development reading coaches, two were bilingual paraprofessionals and about two were bilingual instructional aides.