English Conversation Questions on School: Homework and grades
- Do you think homework is necessary for academic success?
- What is the appropriate amount of homework for a student to receive on a daily basis?
- Do grades accurately reflect a student’s understanding and knowledge of a subject?
- Should grades be the primary measure of a student’s academic performance?
- What impact does too much homework have on a student’s mental health and well-being?
- How do different grading systems, such as pass/fail or plus/minus, affect a student’s motivation and academic performance?
- What role do teachers play in setting and grading homework assignments?
- What are the pros and cons of a no-homework policy?
- Should the amount of homework assigned vary based on a student’s age or grade level?
- What are some ways to make homework more engaging and meaningful for students?
- How can parents support their children with homework and ensure they are completing assignments to the best of their ability?
- Do you think standardized testing is a fair and accurate measure of a student’s academic ability?
- How do cultural and socio-economic factors influence a student’s experience with homework and grades?
- What are some strategies for students to effectively manage their time and prioritize their responsibilities, including homework and extracurricular activities?
- Do you think there should be a limit on the number of times a student can retake a test or redo an assignment to improve their grade?
More English Conversation Questions on School
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- School: Bullying and harassment
- School: Class trips and field trips
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- School: Diversity and inclusion in the classroom
- School: Dress code and school uniforms
- School: Everyday life at school
- School: Extra-curricular activities and clubs
- School: History class
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- School: Cheating at school
- School: Learning English as a foreign language
- School: Learning German as a foreign language
- School: Learning Russian as a foreign language
- School: Learning Spanish as a foreign language
- School: Literature class
- School: Mathematics class
- School: Music class
- School: Online learning and distance education
- School: Parents and school
- School: PE, physical education
- School: Popular teachers and subjects
- School: Private schools and public schools
- School: Prom and other school dances
- School: Science class
- School: Sexual education and health services
- School: School clubs
- School: School shootings and safety
- School: School subjects
- School: School success and failure
- School: School systems, education systems
- School: School things
- School: School trips
- School: School uniforms
- School: Sports teams and games
- School: Standardized testing and scores
- School: Student government and elections
- School: Student loans and financial aid
- School: Students
- School: Teacher strikes and labor disputes
- School: Teachers
- School: Tests and exams
- School: Vocational training and career preparation
- School: What I can and can’t do in the classroom
- School: When I was a student