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  <title>THE TEACHERS’ PERCEPTIONS OF THE ROLE OF HOMEWORK IN ENGLISH LEARNING</title>
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  <namePart>Ursiyah, Manillatul</namePart>
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 <note>Teachers, parents, and stakeholders debate homework's role in learning. Some &#13;
argue it burdens students, reducing social skills development and exacerbating &#13;
disparities, while others believe it reinforces classroom learning. Homework's &#13;
effectiveness varies by time, grade level, individualization, and subject. Older &#13;
students benefit more, but excessive homework can be counterproductive.&#13;
The study used a mixed-method design, integrating quantitative and &#13;
qualitative data, to explore homework's impact. Data collection included &#13;
questionnaires, interviews, and student homework sheets. Two teachers from &#13;
MTS Sabilil Khoir Porong participated. Results showed 65% affirmative &#13;
responses, with one teacher supporting homework's positive impact and the other &#13;
expressing reservations. Teachers emphasized creating engaging homework, &#13;
utilizing technology, and balancing assignments to support students' learning.&#13;
Teachers believe homework acts as a valuable tool for providing students &#13;
with additional time to grasp lessons. They use worksheets and today's &#13;
technological advancements, such as Canva and social media platforms, to create &#13;
engaging homework. These strategies aim to enhance students' enthusiasm and &#13;
improve their learning outcomes.</note>
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