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Originally Posted by PolySciGuy  So you may have already guessed my idea, but since we are now forced to do a "senior project" a community project that shows we are ready to move on past high school, i though this would be a good one. Put together an initiative to make a "Homework Waiver" this would be a document that had to be signed by a Counselor, Parent, and the Student and it would drop the homework scores for the student as long as the student maintains a B or higher in the class as soon as the grade drops below that mark, the student must do homework (they can reapply if they can bring their grade above a B again including homework)
So thats basically it. I was just wondering how the forum would take that. Opinions on prospective teachers and/or additions/modifications would be especially valued |
Pick another project. Homework assignments are strictly up to the teacher's discretion. If the teacher is doing a bad job, such as assigning too much homework, administrators will let him know. It seems you believe you are too clever to waste your time doing boring homework...here's something you need to understand: When you have graduated to a real job, it won't be exciting all the time either. There is no job that doesn't have its boring moments. If students knew what they needed to learn, and knew how to learn what they needed, we wouldn't need to spend all that money on schools, so just buckle down and do it.