Homework should be optional, but the homework should review of what you are trying to learn in class. Making it that you do say 3 problems “of this type in class”. Then they give you 10 variations you can practice at home. If you understand it in class… No need to do it. If you don’t quite understand, you open the book and try the first couple, if you get it, you’re good. If you don’t, try the rest grasp the best of where you are getting lost, and inquire the next day showing you did them and the teacher can mark down where you were going wrong. Go back to that section in the book and look at the next ten that night and confirm that you did indeed pick up on what you did not understand.
Depends on the homework I feel.
Homework should be optional, but the homework should review of what you are trying to learn in class. Making it that you do say 3 problems “of this type in class”. Then they give you 10 variations you can practice at home. If you understand it in class… No need to do it. If you don’t quite understand, you open the book and try the first couple, if you get it, you’re good. If you don’t, try the rest grasp the best of where you are getting lost, and inquire the next day showing you did them and the teacher can mark down where you were going wrong. Go back to that section in the book and look at the next ten that night and confirm that you did indeed pick up on what you did not understand.