Homework is both important and necessary. Homework done regularly
throughout secondary school can be equivalent to an additional year of
study.
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Use the weekly diary to keep a check on what you have to do and by when it
must be completed. Write down your homework in this planner and this will
help you organise your work and time. Try to do your homework at the same
time each day in a quiet place where you are free from distraction. Make use
of the homework club which is on every night after school. |
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Your are likely to achieve more by working regularly for relatively short
periods (say 30 minutes with a short break half way through) than in a single
long session when your concentration will lapse. Above all plan ahead to
make the best use of time and do not leave projects, coursework or
homework until the last minute. |
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Presentation: |
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Presentation of work is always important. Careless presentation will create a
bad impression on your reader who may be distracted from what you have to
say. Many readers will make judgements about your general ability and even
your attitude, if the presentation of your work appears to be careless.
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Do not allow your books to be decorated with stickers or graffiti
Always head written work with a title and the date