Evolution and Prospect of Home Work Research of Compulsory Education Students in China under Double Reduction Policy
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Double reduction policy, Homework, Situation, Problem and suggestion.Abstract
Now, our country has promulgated and implemented the double reduction policy for the excessive homework pressure of primary and secondary school students. This policy aims to reasonably and effectively solve the problem of extreme homework pressure on primary and middle school students to a certain extent. In the implementation process of the double reduction policy, in reducing the burden of students, they focus on how to reduce the burden of homework for primary and middle school students. Therefore, based on the double reduction policy, the school has significantly reformed this part of the students' homework. To design the assignment under the double reduction policy, we should design stratified tasks to enrich the form of reading and reflect the personalized differences of students. Compared with the traditional operation mode, the changes in the operation mode under the double reduction policy. Moreover, from the school, teachers, and parents three aspects of the current situation and solve the existing problems—some suggestions on reducing parents' stress when reducing children's homework burden.
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