All are welcome and encourage to attend. Back to the top District Homework Policy Homework helps students succeed in school. It is an integral part of the school program and it should help the student become an independent learner. Broaden vocabulary Reinforce skills taught in school Keep parents aware of their child's progress and involved in their education To teach the child to complete work independently To prepare the child for upcoming lessons To extend concepts or new ideas and provide for creative enrichment To assist the child in continuing the development of sound study habits and skills To prepare for child for life's self directional needs. At Caswell School we believe homework is an integral part of the learning process.
Homework extends the learning that has taken place in the classroom.
It gives students a chance to practice independently what has been learned previously. Equally important to the practice, is the fact that homework is an exercise in developing responsibility and good study habits. Below please find a sampling of the types of assignments your child may bring home, and the estimated amount of time your child should be spending on homework each day. Research shows that when schools and parents work together, students achieve more. Here are some ways you can help your child with homework.